Sentence examples for looking to shift from inspiring English sources
"He is not one I'm looking to shift.
All say they will be looking to shift their vote elsewhere.
However, Graham says the BBC and ACE are looking to shift The Space's focus, a move confirmed by venture's spokesperson.
A.M.D. is looking to shift its capital expenditures to the new company, allowing it to compete more effectively against Intel.
He plays in my team every week so he's not a player that I'm looking to shift".
You often find these are offered on cars that a dealer is looking to shift, especially models that are about to be superseded.
Fearing similar moves to those in Cyprus, local depositors in countries like Spain and Italy may look to shift their money to banks in stronger European economies.
Trump has increasingly looked to shift focus away from economic indicators he once touted and toward immigration and other issues — and assign blame elsewhere for any economic setbacks.
The conference underscored the aim of the Climate CoLab itself, which looks to shift public engagement on climate change from one of just science or ideology to a much broader and more inclusive participation.
The different factors all combine to present a big opportunity for manufacturing sectors in the UK to capitalise on these changes as businesses look to shift production closer to home.
On Boxing Day it is expected to be the high street's turn to be inundated as retail outlets look to shift winter goods still filling stockrooms because of the unseasonable weather.
