Sentence examples for of its shift from inspiring English sources

As evidence of its shift, when it opens its trade show in Orlando on Friday, among the 40,000 products of 350 manufacturers -- including hundreds of suitcases and backpacks -- will be such nonluggage items as silk liners for beds or sleeping bags.

We choose circuits C4 and I1, respectively, which differ only in one regulatory interaction in G Y, i.e. α X. Due to this interaction only nullcline (5) is affected and with it the direction of its shift as can be seen in figure (3b).

It added that the sale was part of its shift toward the West Coast oil refining and marketing business.

The T.S.A. said it was working to address this problem as part of its shift toward a more risk-based approach to screening passengers, which gives higher scrutiny to travelers the government knows less about.

A typical taxi spends between one-third and half of its shift idle.

By the mid-1970s, Istood stood at the fulcrum of its shift from brave upstart to colonialist power.

Congress's failure to see the ramifications of its shifting ethanol policies is wreaking havoc on energy supply chains.

Richard Chady, a spokesman for St. Peter's, said shift bidding has helped shrink the hospital's nursing vacancy rate so that only 5percentt of its shifts go unfilled.

The light, especially, entrances him, and he has become a poet of its shifting moods, from the shimmering blue dawns to 'the metallic Old Testament light' of street lamps.

As part of its shifting strategy, Barrick also bought options on gold that will allow it to benefit more from a smaller rally in gold.

Sally's post put this cumulative grab-bag of stories set in the punk and post-punk world of the music biz in better perspective for me, especially her analysis of its shifting perspective as consonant with a concept album.