Sentence examples for may shift in from inspiring English sources

Whereas the beneficiaries must be described with certainty, provision may be made for the addition of new beneficiaries as persons are born and other events happen, and thus the group may shift in membership from time to time.

The review panel said the plan's strongest element was its architecture for organizing the dispersed efforts of 13 agencies to focus on a few central goals, including improving knowledge of past and current climate shifts and the influences -- both natural and human -- that shape them and reducing uncertainties in projections of how Earth's climate may shift in coming decades.

The president insisted his advice until now has been that the risks of compromising efforts to tackle the disease in West Africa by cutting the region off from the outside world outweighed potential quarantine benefits, but on Thursday he suggested this balance may shift in future and said he would not rule out travel bans.

As such, it is crucial to understand how easily preference may shift in this model from one alternative to another.

But as the Mohists noticed, when names are joined to form phrases, their reference may shift in unexpected ways.

We suggest that both tribal and individualistically based social organizations are 'institutional alternatives' (Salzman 1980) between which Bedouin society may shift in response to pressures and exigencies.

A slight change in presentation, however, may shift attitudes in the direction of climate science and away from the vicissitudes of local weather.

As such, its effect regards how far party politics may shift policies in one or the other direction.

The extra complement of teratocytes in superparasitized aphids may shift the balance in favor of successful parasitoid development.

In the years to come, that may shift to 60-40 in favor of the Pacific.

Or demand for forest land, no longer met in Indonesia, may shift to non-participants in the scheme.