Sentence examples for perpetual shift from inspiring English sources
This occurred in the 1980s in physics because of cutbacks in research funding 10 and in the 1990s in mathematics 11 and underlies the perpetual shift between shortages and surpluses of B.S. engineers 10. 8. Available at http://grants.nih.gov/training/nas_report/NIHResponse.htm.htm
We intend to heavily utilize entertainment-oriented marketing in an effort to withstand the perpetual shift in trends and cater to as large a client base as possible.
Cohen's work to me is about light and shade, the perpetual shifting of perspective from inner to outer and back again.
Writer-director Farhadi has contrived a legal drama of absorbing complexity, with the restless camera – working within the ordinary spaces of flats and institutional corridors – reflecting a perpetual shifting of the moral viewpoint.
It's a tale of routine 70-hour weeks, arbitrary targets, perpetual shifts in government policy and a pervading culture of crushing bureaucracy.
Religious groups are in a perpetual shifting power struggle, which sometimes turns violent, even when the groups aren't crammed next to each other in the stands of an arena.
Thermobimetal is used most commonly in thermostats, but Sung struck on the idea of using it in building design, creating structures that changed shape as temperatures shift: perpetual motion being essentially programmed within the structures themselves through the use of this material technology.
We'll be rowing in two-man shifts, in perpetual sunlight.
It's by turns dark, geometric, molten, and in a perpetual mode of shape-shifting.
The monthly that has brought Chris Lorenzo, Taiki & Nulight, Shift K3y, and perpetual THUMP fav Star Eyes to Sound Nightclub in Hollywood is back after a Summer on tour with Jack Beats in tow, and this time bossman AC Slater has dug into the local underground for talent, returning with Ballast and new Mad Decent man Jauz on the bill.
Our journey as depicted in Numbers is the paradigm of spiritual journeys undertaken in shifting sands of perpetual possibilities.
