Sentence examples for inevitable shift from inspiring English sources

PayChoice will be one way to take advantage of this inevitable shift in the marketplace.

Partly this is the inevitable shift to a longer-term calculus.

It was perhaps an inevitable shift, given India's multitudinous support for cricket.

Yet there is a countervailing story, one that points to an inevitable shift toward acceptance of same-sex marriage.

The lawsuit, they said, is the first sign of an inevitable shift in the two men's relationship.

Supply chain leaders need to ready their people for this inevitable shift that is already under way.

These lobbyists have close relationships with many senators -- regardless of the political affiliation of either the lobbyist or the senator -- that can weather the inevitable shifts in the political landscape.

In a manner that would befit The Economist, for long a standard-bearer of classical liberalism (in the British sense), Bishop and Green end with a jibe at the materialist (Marxist) conception of history: "Yes, this crisis is a turning point for capitalism, but the outcomes are not determined by some inevitable shifting of the tectonics plates of history.

Krasner's struggle, apart from the formal one, was partly against the indifference of the New York art world to women, although that gradually changed during her lifetime, and partly it was against the inevitable shifting tide of fashion, which denied Abstract Expressionism's value when she was coming into her own as an Abstract Expressionist.

There are inevitable shifts and we talk about them.

Once you've prepared yourself for the inevitable shifts in your career, begin to welcome these changes like old friends.