Sentence examples for likely to shift back from inspiring English sources

And if investors stop buying WMPs, they are likely to shift back into traditional bank deposits instead.

UBS added: The focus is now likely to shift back to growth generated from new acquisitions (around £1bn promised following the establishment of Broadgate joint venture).

Likewise, consumers are starting to shift back to premium wines.

Colleges began to shift back to guaranteed loans.

Move forward and get your enemy to shift back.

"The slowdown is likely to shift the focus back to longer term structural pressures with upside increasingly contingent on management's ability to deliver its turnaround strategy," said Daniel Kerven, of Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Recent policy changes, however, substantially downscaled UK renewables support, which is likely to shift the transition back to weaker reorientation.

After a week in which the Tories have come under fire for their handling of 'pasty tax' and fuel panics, Galloway's win is likely to shift some attention back to Mr Miliband's party.

The court's action is likely to shift the drug pricing debate away from the courts and back to the executive branch and the states.

This will not take Russia back to a state-run economy, but it is likely to shift it further towards a corporatist state.

Public perception of the movement is also likely to shift.