Sentence examples for possible to shift to from inspiring English sources

Yet I'm struck by this one: the Reids suggest that it's possible to shift to healthier habits together, and support each other through the moments when it just doesn't feel like a single Oreo will do.

Weapons systems currently have human operators "in the loop", but as they grow more sophisticated, it will be possible to shift to "on the loop" operation, with machines carrying out orders autonomously.As that happens, they will be presented with ethical dilemmas.

Due to this fact, estimating individual treatment effect τ i is not possible and one has to shift to estimating the average treatment effects of the population rather than the individual one.

Due to this fact, estimating individual treatment effect τ I is not possible and one has to shift to estimate the average treatment effects of the population than the individual one.

Although these behavioural decisions increase immediate survival, they could have potential costs such as decreased access to food and less probability to find mates, or lead to shift to possible less suitable habitats.

Which leads one to ask: Is it possible to shift from a fixed mind-set to a growth mind-set?

By blocking the transactions at the point at which the consumer uses a credit card, it is possible to shift the burden of cost to the spammer.

Whether or not it is possible to shift a country from one VoC to another is a matter of debate between the school's theorists.

And, as Apple and others have demonstrated, it is often possible to shift economic income from the United States to tax havens abroad, further reducing tax liability here.

By making it possible to shift from petroleum to other primary energy sources, fuel cells could ease the threat of global warming without taking away the freedom and mobility that Americans and Europeans take for granted -- and the rest of the world is determined to get for itself.

Mr Frank's point is best recast as a point about median-voter logic as an exhortation to his fellow progressives not to take the preferences of the median voter for granted, as fixed, when it might be possible to shift those preferences to the left with some galvanising rhetoric, etc.