Sentence examples for quicker shift from inspiring English sources

Critics say the California findings suggest that Congress should press for a quicker shift from the touch screens to optical scanning, in which voters mark paper ballots.

"There's been a bigger and quicker shift to the right here than in any other state in the country," says Rob Christensen, a longtime political writer for The News and Observer newspaper in Raleigh.

"Sport" mode is best, its quicker shifts easier to smooth with a deft lift of the accelerator.

Cameras give us multi-perspective realism and quicker shifts between what looks real and what looks surreal or abstract.

In 1995, Bowman made sure his Red Wings took quicker shifts by drilling them on one of the game's subtleties, changing on the fly.

As with the Audi A4 (which is finally about to get a new, quicker shifting mechanism), we'd rather have the automatic.

Though the AWD option on our test models blended in nicely on the warm, dry roads of Southern California, the transmission could benefit from smoother and quicker shifts.

But the unexpectedly quick shift of casual game playing to mobile devices largely rendered that purchase a bust.

It's a very quick shift from feeling to action; one minute you're fine, the next you're lashing out like a tiger.

A depreciation might result in a quick shift to current-account surplus, but that adjustment might initially rely on painful import compression rather than export growth.

This quick shift in time frames proves to be much more seductive than a simple introduction to the older, tougher Helen would be.