Sentence examples for inexorable shift from inspiring English sources

As a result, pink may impede the seemingly inexorable shift toward consensus beige.

There was an inexorable shift in power to the emerging world.That year turned out to be a low point for the American firm: its resurgence has been remarkable.

There has, over the past five weeks, been an inexorable shift of power upstream from the Isle of Dogs to Westminster, and Turner is aware of that.

They also express stubborn confidence in the inexorable shift to the Internet and the role that Valley technology companies will play in that transition.

Jessops, which had employed 2,000 staff, had called in PwC after struggling for years against the inexorable shift to consumers buying cameras online or simply using their smartphones for taking pictures.

Feminism has evolved dramatically: there is a slow but inexorable shift of power away from men like Bill Clinton and the men who I encountered early in my career.

Indeed, the decline of manufacturing employment is often the result of welcome gains in productivity and inexorable shifts in comparative advantage.But the principle of comparative advantage counts for rather less in Congress than the principle of electoral advantage.

Peacock (2013) has argued that the non-governmental organisation Sonke Gender Justice's work 'is bringing about gradual but inexorable shifts in public perceptions related to the roles and responsibilities of men in society, especially as they relate to gender roles and relations' (136).

The fact is, a holy trinity of demographic change, medical advances and an inexorable policy shift from institutional to community-based care has meant one thing: significantly larger numbers of older and disabled people living at home, needing services, adaptations and equipment to keep them there.

They hug their guns to their chests as the great equalizers postponing their declining social status, while they sense the inexorable demographic shift toward becoming a minority in the United States.

The internal divisions after the party's fourth loss in the last six presidential elections and the recognition that inexorable demographic shifts are working against a reliance on its traditional base have set off the most fundamental debate since the Reagan years about the future of conservatism.