Sentence examples for necessity to shift from inspiring English sources
The driving force behind the exploitation of renewable energy sources is the necessity to shift from a fossil-fuel dependent economy to one based on renewable resources.
The struggle for justice will, by necessity, have to shift back to a confrontation with Zionism as such, and to a resumption of the quest for a democratic, secular state with equal rights for all people in the whole of historical Palestine.
His project is, by necessity, a different enterprise, for the imperial idea was destined to shift and change with time.
Attitudes soon began to shift.
The choice of two components for the modeling of the R band was dictated by the necessity to fit its shift and extended low-energy wing.
If we can shift from a necessity to prove to a desire to confess, then we discover not only how to "tolerate" each other -- which all too often feels like another form of condescension -- but also how to appreciate and value each other as distinct persons.
Quietly, with nobody announcing it, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has shifted from a necessity to a hobby for American diplomats.
' (FG1, P6) Others stressed the necessity to adopt a palliative-care attitude (shifting the focus 'from cure to care') to ensure good care and pointed out the lack of it in undergraduate training.
Now, with the group's increasing success, participation has shifted from a vital necessity to a genuine desire on the group's behalf.
But it was with Tony Blair that the argument for moving from industry to services shifted from one of dire necessity to being an altogether more optimistic vision about Britain's place in the world.
