Sentence examples for of a slow shift from inspiring English sources
With his move to New Delhi, Mr. Singh was in the first wave of a slow shift that is transforming India from the agrarian land of Mohandas K. Gandhi, who said India "lives in its villages," to a country of teeming megacities.
The fact that this influential congregation is talking about race publicly could be sign of a slow shift within American evangelicalism.
"How much of that is down to a slow shift in how we see ourselves?
Nef is not calling for sudden or imposed change, but for a slow shift across the course of a decade or more.
But do these visits amount to a slow shifting of allegiances?For Mr Putin the trip was a welcome foray to countries whose governments are untroubled by Russia's conduct in Ukraine.
Due to the latter process the current gradually increases leading to an increase of the IR-drop and a slow shift of the real electrode potential to lesser positive values.
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But it appears that hyper-local isn't quite working out, as the company carried out an extensive round of layoffs last weekend in a slow shift toward national deals.
Thats why weve been making a slow shift of money out of AMD and into Intel.
And perhaps we're looking at a slow shift of taste.
The result is a slow shifting of the Earth's axis of rotation, known as the precession of the equinoxes (see below).
