Sentence examples for projected to shift from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, warmer temperatures are projected to shift the snow line to higher altitudes, dramatically shrinking the over-all size of the state's snow reservoir.

Our results indicate that by the end of the century the Euro-Mediterranean domain is projected to shift into other climatic domains by an area equivalent to 53 121% of its current size.

They include climatic variables which have changed significantly as a result of global climate change and are projected to shift even more in the future (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 2007; United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 2007).

According to the Omran's epidemiological transition (11), mortality by cause of death in non-western countries was projected to shift in predominance from communicable diseases dropping from being responsible for 42.1% of all deaths in the less developed regions in 1970 to 19.4% in 2015, resulting in life expectancy at birth rising from 57.5 to 68.5 years (hypothesis 4).

In Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg's capital, the Greens have helped lead resistance to a grand project to shift the city's rail traffic underground.

Pilot projects to shift programs from numerical targets to offering better health services and other social aid have already shown promise in curbing abortion rates, Mr. Gu said.

Now that the album's actually here Citibank customers were able to download it this week, and the rest of the world will get it next week it's time for perception of the project to shift once again.

A second no vote would bring down the government, kill off the EU's big project to shift the way power is wielded in Brussels, and trigger divisions within the EU.

They bemoan the way that Labour ministers turned "too late" to activist industrial policies in the years before the 2010 election.Mr Miliband, says a close adviser, has a "20-year project" to shift Britain's centre of gravity in a distinctly "continental" direction.

Mr Miliband one close aide told me last night really dreams of a "20-year project" to shift the entire centre of gravity of British politics and economics, in the direction of something much closer to the German social market economy.So what happened?

Jeremy Ward, a senior vice president for information technology at the Kempinski chain, which is majority owned by the sovereign wealth fund of Thailand, is in the middle of a five-year project to shift its corporate computer functions to Amazon's cloud.