Sentence examples for fit to shift from inspiring English sources

He had actually shuttled between them for a few years before someone further up the Agency food chain had seen fit to shift him over to postings in sub-Saharan Africa and then Southeast Asia.

Paradoxically, world music was often synonymous with local or regional music, and interpretations of what fitted tended to shift from one country to the next.

But even given that, it's pretty remarkable that the four men auditioning to be the leader of the free world did not see fit to try to shift the conversation in that direction.

In an effort to find some sort of average fit, we tried to shift and scale the length axis, and to scale the force axis.

However, unlike dispersion data that must be rigorously fit to extract shift differences, the chemical shifts of the excited state can be obtained by simple inspection of CEST profiles so long as they are significantly different from those of the ground state.

To evaluate this hypothesis, 21 rats (28 days old) were fitted with intraoral positioners designed to shift the mandibular postural position asymmetrically.

Or it can be as simple as making it possible to shift lunch hours to fit in something like Ash Wednesday services.

I guess if your imminent death has been accounted for, the meaning of "fit to fly" shifts a little.

In concrete terms, speculation centres on whether he will see fit to announce a shift on the treatment of remarried divorcees, now banned from receiving holy communion.

Each piece has to be both coherent on its own terms and also flexible enough to fit shifting conditions, and you don't even know in advance what kind of flexibility will be required.

When Ajax star Trabelsi has been fit to play, Hagui has shifted seamlessly into midfield, or, as in the semi-final extra time, over to left back.