Sentence examples for have started to shift from inspiring English sources

Recently, people in Ohio have told me that voters there have started to shift toward Obama.

But while the bigger changes may take time, smaller things already have started to shift.

"People have started to shift spending as if we were in a recession," said Michael McNamara, vice president for research and analysis at MasterCard.

Feeling the heat, White House officials have started to shift the blame to the C.I.A. and Mr. Tenet, saying they provided bad intelligence.

—"Party Faithful," by Peter J. Boyer (September 8 , 2008 Recently, people in Ohio have told me that voters there have started to shift toward Obama.

Mr. Fichter's decision comports with a trend noted in a Boston Consulting Group analysis released last week that found that manufacturing outsourced to China has begun to return to the United States as the economic advantages have started to shift.

The government has started to shift the burden.

The mood had started to shift, but only glacially.

That trend has started to shift after the September attacks, law enforcement officials say.

But by late 1999, the action in Fiji had started to shift outside Suva, to villages scattered among the mahogany plantations.

So Clinton has started to shift, ever so subtly and without exact policy prescriptions, to the left.