Sentence examples for is shifting from being from inspiring English sources

plumbeus species, which is shifting from being a mostly rural species to an increasingly urban one.

Alex White, country analysis director at The Economist Intelligence Unit, said: "The broader context is that China is shifting from being a net importer of capital to a net exporter of capital," he said.

"Even if the affair is shifting from being a contemporary to a recent historical event, the shadow the movement has cast remains extensive," wrote Baffelli and Reader in a joint 2011 paper.

As such, the competition is shifted from being very local (within a single host) to more global (among all hosts), and selection is shifted from favoring a more aggressive reproductive strategy to favoring a more cooperative strategy.

It is also symbolic of historic change, since it was created when the area was shifting from being a cast-iron district to a home for contemporary art and fashion.

(3) Banks are shifting from being big issuers of equity towards being high cash returners (the dividend yield on the sector is forecast to be above the market next year for the first time since 2007).

At this time the discipline of natural philosophy was shifting from being regarded as a speculative science, like, say, theology, to being an operative or practical science in which experiments played a central role.

In the present study, a metabolic flux model was constructed for two recombinant S. cerevisiae strains: TMB3001 and CPB.CR4 which in addition to xylose metabolism have a modulated redox metabolism, i.e. ammonia assimilation was shifted from being NADPH to NADH dependent by deletion of gdh1 and over-expression of GDH2.

Stakeholders such as men, local community leaders and the district health team need to be shifted from being supporters to drivers.

But the paradigm is shifting, from the bicycle being a toy to something useful and purposeful".

Surrey, whose experience with overseas players is shifting from misfortune towards carelessness, will be very happy to accommodate him.