Sentence examples for inevitably shifting from inspiring English sources

But with print advertising still falling at a rapid rate — at the Times Company, which includes the Boston Globe, it was more than ten per cent in the third quarter — the balance of revenues is inevitably shifting toward subscription fees.

But with print advertising still falling at a rapid rate at the Times Company, which includes the Boston Globe, it was more than ten per cent in the third quarter the balance of revenues is inevitably shifting toward subscription fees.

Hopes are inevitably shifting towards a younger generation: not just Hunt and Umunna but Rachel Reeves (currently on maternity leave) or the former soldier Dan Jarvis, who ruled himself out on family grounds last time.

Tim Minchin's ebullient music and lyrics add to the gaiety of the show while inevitably shifting the focus at times away from Matilda: we get, for instance, an extended interlude in which Matilda's mum and her tight-trousered partner do a florid Latinate number that could easily fit into Strictly Come Dancing.

Fading inevitably shifts the relationship among a collage's component parts.

China's fate, as a single but massive data point, will inevitably shift the debate.

"Vlad" inevitably shifts toward the Grand Guignol and the decadent despite such personal moments.

When Chelsea Ainsworth goes topless to join him, the meanings inevitably shift.

The west's economic battle with China will be lost: power will inevitably shift.

The retail makeup will inevitably shift, too, and most of it will cater to that 70percentt.

Of course, but that only demonstrates how indifference to aesthetic value inevitably shifts the whole culture back into provincialism.