Sentence examples for ongoing to shift from inspiring English sources
As of 2007, negotiations are ongoing to shift the development to the nearby Dale View quarry, a less sensitive area.
The firm, which has 285 clients, of which 70% are located in the US and Europe, has a backup plan to shift ongoing work to its development centers in Hyderabad and Poland if the situation gets any worse, said Natarajan.
The aim of the ongoing research at Linköping University is to shift from manual modeling of disposable geometries to Computer Aided Design (CAD) automation by introducing generic high level geometry templates.
He says his gesture is intended to shift the battleground in ongoing democracy demonstrations.
How Apple responds to this ongoing shift to the lower end is going to be interesting, given that it's started seeing iPhone sales growth hit a wall.
If a subject met some difficulty and was unable to complete a route (e.g., he or she could not find a place, or forgot a PM task), the experimenters stopped the ongoing route and shifted to the next one (frequency <3% of all tasks for all subjects).
Windows OEM revenue from consumers dropped a steeper 26percentt, due to what Microsoft calls "inventory drawdown and ongoing mix shift to opening price point devices".
It could be just reflective of the ongoing overall shift to e-commerce that retailers are seeing now in general.
We do not find it likely that the specificity issues of qRT-PCR will ever be completely eliminated; however, considering the ongoing technological shift to small RNA sequencing the issue may also soon be alleviated.
The main question now will be whether they can build a quality content pipeline to fill the days, and whether they can manage to do so before the ongoing shift to digital delivery models for traditional TV service providers reaches its zenith.
In December 2012, Paul Krugman speculated on long-term problems facing the American economy, and one of them was a rise of robotics contributing to an ongoing shift of income from workers to owners of capital.
