Sentence examples for here to shift from inspiring English sources

I am here to shift the market cap of publicly traded companies downward by publicizing problems in their technical infrastructure.

"O2TODAY is here to shift the perception of protective masks from that of a commodity to a desired lifestyle product providing safety, comfort, and even a sense of fashion," he concludes.

There is no ground here to shift to a different form of utilitarianism, "rule" rather than "act", or "indirect" rather than "direct"; rather, so far we are simply extending act-utilitarianism to a wider range of acts, mental as well as physical).

The key here to shift your focus away from your perceived weaknesses to the things that make you feel good about yourself and can become part of your larger, purpose-driven strategy, whether it's to become your fittest self, reach your goal weight or just feel amazing in your own skin.

On Saturday, he was the only candidate in New Hampshire, and the campaign event came at the end of a week in which the tide here seemed to shift somewhat in his favor.

These are examples of disruption at work, but what's important here is to shift from thinking about disruptive businesses to looking at disruptors within organizations.

The goal here is to shift money from taxable accounts into those that are tax deferred or tax free, while you can.

Ultimately, the goal here is to shift a portion of those initial, exploratory shopping searches away from search engines like Google and onto Pinterest itself.

The proposal here is to shift the study of fallacies from the contexts of arguments to the contexts of dialogues (argumentation), and formulate rules for reasonable dialogue activity, and then connect fallacies to failures of rule-following.

More broadly, the strategy here is to shift the responsibility for the spill from Freedom Industries to American Water Works Co., which runs the local water utility and is a "co-defendant in many of the liability lawsuits".

Here, the movie's ugly paradoxes come to the fore; here, Parker begins to shift the emphasis of the film, to the detriment of the drama and of its political and artistic ethics.