Sentence examples for possible shift of from inspiring English sources
OTTAWA — Moving to pre-empt a possible shift of auto production to the United States, the governments of Canada and its Ontario province offered the industry 4 billion Canadian dollars in emergency loans on Saturday.
While his vision for the Philharmonic is not yet clear, Mr. van Zweden is less associated with contemporary composers than Mr. Gilbert is, suggesting a possible shift of emphasis.
But Senate Republicans have rejected it as too risky for an election year, and some local officials have worried about the possible shift of displaced federal aid recipients to state programs and nonprofit charities.
Mr Sadr currently spends more time trying to keep his own house in order than fighting for more power at the national level.A possible shift of power in the provinces may have a bigger effect.
Hanoi watchers in Saigon pondered these questions last week as they pored over lengthy news paper articles by North Viet nam's two top military leaders that suggested a possible shift of strategy because of battlefield losses and political and economic problems at home.
Obama also reached out to Pakistan's arch-rival, India, whose prime minister Narendra Modi was welcomed by Trump at the White House on Monday, amid reports that India would buy 22 US Guardian drones for its navy and discuss the possible shift of production of F-16s fighter jets to India.
Thus the contractor must watch for possible shifting of the critical path as he affects changes in critical jobs.
A complete LCA can highlight a possible shifting of burden where reduction of environmental impacts at one stage may come at the expense of another.
The algorithm calculates the transformation coefficients for every single exposure to eliminate the effects of the possible shifts of the lenses.
Our CT work shows significant water migration in addition to possible shifting of mineral grains in response to hydrate formation and dissociation.
Duplicates the objects in obj-list by multiples of the Cartesian basis vectors, making all possible shifts of the "primitive cell" (see below) that fit inside the lattice cell.
