Sentence examples for geographical shift from inspiring English sources
Her program matched each geographical shift with subtle changes of pitch and ornamentation.
The song you really like, someone else says, 'I don't think it's working.' " Still, he likes the challenge, and the geographical shift didn't prove a major obstacle.
In 1996 The Last Don completed the geographical shift of the organised crime family from the Lower East Side to Las Vegas and Hollywood.
Now the South is as impotent as it has been for a century.This geographical shift has brought dramatic changes in style and substance.
A major cause of this geographical shift, the commission is expected to say, is that a higher proportion of high-quality heads and teachers live in disadvantaged areas in London than elsewhere, in part because of the so-called "London weighting" wage lift for those in the capital.
George Osborne is right when he says that recoveries from recessions are always more difficult when the downturns are caused by excessive debt, but this slump has been accompanied by two other shocks: a big technological shift from an analogue to a digital world and a big geographical shift that has seen the centre of gravity of activity move from Europe and North America to Asia.
The effects of climate change on global geographical shifts are discernible by shifting geographic distributions toward the poles (Figure 3f).
PAGE D7 THE EUROPEAN OPEN Geographical shifts in power are not uncommon in an individual sport like tennis.
Geographical shifts in power are not uncommon in an individual sport where the emergence of a champion or two can quickly change its complexion.
As the auto managers shift from a crisis to an uncertain recovery, they must also cope with major technological and geographical shifts that require billions in new investment.
At the Gateway Rehabilitation Center in Aliquippa, Pa., a suburb of Pittsburgh, Jay, a recovering OxyContin addict and a former small-time dealer, offered an explanation for OxyContin's sudden geographical shifts.
