Sentence examples for had shifted to using from inspiring English sources

In response, he said he had shifted to using a public shell company, the Harbinger Group, to make acquisitions free of the flighty capital that populates hedge funds.

Over time they had shifted to using heavy bombs — 20 to 25 pounds of homemade explosives packed into large pots or plastic ice chests buried in the dirt roads.

By 1933, the routing had shifted to use Park Boulevard south of University Avenue into downtown, to end at Market Street; the city council voted that July to use University Avenue west of Park Boulevard to connect to US 101, to obtain federal funding for improving that road.

However in the past year the operators of botnets have shifted to using regular web sites to distribute their malware.

"We're continuing on 'green building' work," said Mr. Hall, a nuclear engineer, "but we've shifted to using these systems for protection now.

The airline industry, for instance, has shifted to using two-dimensional bar codes for printed and electronic boarding passes, phasing out the magnetic stripes and one-dimensional bar codes that once appeared on boarding passes.

Most companies have shifted to using bigger silicon wafers and have shrinking transistor size, allowing them to make more chips at lower costs.

Accordingly, some organizations have shifted to using a symbol that captures the fact that people in wheelchairs get themselves around.

Far from reducing its stockpile, Russia has shifted to using its nuclear arsenal as a tool for intimidation.

Therefore, many low incidence countries have shifted to using IGRAs.

More recently, studies have shifted to using fMRI to probe the similarity or synchrony of the BOLD response across spatially disparate regions, especially while the brain is at rest.