Sentence examples for has shifted there from inspiring English sources

Since then, the pattern has shifted: There have been 48 no-hitters over the past 30 years, meaning it now takes two seasons to produce three no-hitters.

Since then, the ground has shifted: there is now, Banyard writes, an "underlying presumption that the sex trade is compatible with feminism; that we needn't work to end it; that it can be reformed".

But the focus has shifted: there's a staff of 17, along with several dozen freelance teachers, in spaces that have expanded to a total of 35,000 square feet.

However, on conference calls with his core staff over the weekend, he discerned that the mood had shifted: there was something approaching a bag-it consensus.

But it was unclear if policy had shifted; there have been signs of a rift between Hamas's hard-line military wing and the government, which may have led to the escalation.

Møller and his team couldn't track changes in brain size over time, because hunting regulations in many of the study areas have shifted; there are some areas where it was once allowed, but it's now banned.

It still charts the same path through the land, still is damp in the morning in the same troughs, receives shade at the same time every afternoon, and, while a few stones have shifted, there it is laid out on the earth's surface like an unchanging, fallen ribbon.

"The trend has shifted, and there are quite a few people out there in search of some sort of guidance.

The proportion has shifted and there are now more preachers of both Christian and Muslim faiths than I think there were back then.

'The ground has shifted' Now, there are some who question the scale of our ambitions, who suggest that our system cannot tolerate too many big plans.

While the fitness reforms Klinsmann instituted are still standard practice at national and club level in Germany, and while the technical emphasis for young German players has shifted definitively, there is still a feeling in the country that one of the great European footballing powers could be about to let a golden generation fall through its fingers.