Sentence examples for later shifting from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1886, The Sporting News was long a bible for baseball fans, later shifting its focus to include other professional and collegiate sports.

Mr. Dunne predicted that Chinese automakers would look for ways to assemble cars in the United States instead — just as Japanese automakers did in the 1980s and 1990s when they faced American trade barriers, initially shipping parts from Japan for assembly and later shifting supply chains to the United States.

It is important to keep the hip and stifle joint extended during the wrapping to avoid later shifting of the drapes with mobilization of the limb during surgery.

Then, an overview of the studies aimed at measuring direct and indirect costs of migraine and headache disorders will be carried out, later shifting on to the relationship between costs and quality of life for people affected by headache disorders.

Previously, Chris Guld ran Computer Savvy, a Fort Lauderdale computer training company that opened in 1983 with a roomful of Apple computers, later shifting primarily to a focus on IBM -compatible PCs, with a few Macs on the side.

Rice was later but also early, however the etymological evidence for the cognacy of rice-related lexicon in some branches of TB is less clear; the etymon may have been used for grain in general and later for rice in some languages, and the etymon *mai may have originally been used for cooked grain, later shifting to cooked rice in some TB languages.

But his opinions later shifted.

His role later shifted to cover Panama and Central America.

His interests later shifted to natural science and social psychology.

He was resident in the city, but later shifted upstate.

Bell later shifted his attention to aerial technology.