Sentence examples for free to shift from inspiring English sources

They argued that they would then be free to shift millions of dollars from New Jersey into other close races.

In the XLS, the driver is free to shift gears using magnesium paddles behind the steering wheel.

But a President who has won reëlection can also feel less tied to his political base and more free to shift toward the political center.

Without a fleetwide standard, auto companies would be free to shift the production of smaller, less profitable vehicles from the United States to overseas.

Even long-established groups like Pirelli are free to shift their focus.Unfortunately, the closer one looks at the latest deal, the less flattering the picture becomes.

That leaves European and Asian investment banks free to shift such businesses elsewhere, but American banks will have no such option.

When Rogue One was first announced, Edwards' comments on the film suggested the spin-off movies would be given free rein to shift into spikier, weirder territory, while the main movies in Star Wars' new trilogy cleaved closely to the long-running space saga's traditional feelgood formula.

In a 2009 blog for Wired, Chris Kohler found a retro videogame shop in Tokyo giving boxes of Saikyō Habu Shōgi away for free, unable to shift them for 50 yen each, or about 50 cents.

In a 2009 blog for Wired, Chris Kohler found a retro videogame shop in Tokyo giving boxes of Saikyō Habu Shōgi away for free, unable to shift them for 50 yen each.

But the diktats of the Sarbanes-Oxley act, the main vehicle of that process, are now firmly in place in most companies, freeing them to shift from navel-gazing to viewing the outside world.Others can scarcely believe their financial good fortune, and wonder how long the fiscal and monetary stimulus that has so boosted the economy can last.

With enough solar capacity, they would then be free to load shift their own green electricity from afternoon to evening, free of the grid.