Sentence examples for may just shift from inspiring English sources
In practice, it may just shift economic activity further into the informal sector.
People tend to care more about environmental issues when they are young; the priorities of today's young conservationists may just shift as they get older.
But Tito Boeri, an economics professor at Bocconi university in Milan, commented that, without strict controls on local-authority borrowing, the budget may just shift the generation of new debt from the centre to the periphery.Another danger is that it may be aimed at the wrong target.
Instead he believes how people spend their time on their phone may just shift and be reallocated, rather than any of these services drying up and dying out completely.
These six women were asked, "What have your intimate relationships taught you about yourself?" Their candid, heartfelt responses may just shift what you thought you already knew.
If El Baradei continues to rally the people and hold protests such the several thousand strong one through the streets of Alexandria to protest police brutality and the death of a 28-year old man at the hands of Egyptian police, then the balance may just shift early enough to spare the country widespread bloodshed and chaos.
The balance of power in the A.F.C. may have just shifted.
WASHINGTON — In the fractious relationship between President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, the shoe may have just shifted to the other foot.
As for the EITI, there is some evidence that it has reduced corruption in Nigeria, according to Mr MacGillivray, though it may be just shifting the graft to other ministries.
But in a twist, New Jersey's tough laws may have just shifted the effect to 21-year-olds, similar to the way tough restrictions on 16- and 17-year-olds were followed by a spike in deadly crashes among 18-year-olds in other states, Dr. Masten said.
These small steps may just help shift a theatre culture that currently sees nothing odd in artists subsidising its success.
