Sentence examples for ready to shift from from inspiring English sources

Now that the industry seemed ready to shift from obsessive cleanup to real production, Glasier hoped to get back in business.

Other commentators have already flagged up a potential skills gap – will the construction industry be ready to shift from fitting kitchens, bathrooms and new double glazing to cutting-edge green insulation and improvements to the fabric of older buildings?

In one word, the hopping cluster members are always ready to shift from one cluster to another.

And that, unfortunately, is a sure sign of a company ready to shift from slow decline to dramatic collapse.

But the real reason behind Parchment's recent growth (and its $25 million raise) is that high schools and colleges (and their students) it seems are finally ready to shift from paper to electronic transcripts.

Are managers ready to shift paradigms from silo turf wars over resources to holistic allocation though gamification?

He was an icon, and his memorable sign-off line -- "that's the way it is" provided finality and comfort to a news audience ready to shift away from the issues of the day to an evening of light entertainment, sport, and movies.

Hopefully, you've been accepted for one of the positions you applied for in your chosen field, and you're getting ready to shift your focus from academia to the business world because that's what getting practical experience in your chosen career field is all about.

But many of New Orleans's 555 licensed tour guides say they, too, are ready to shift visitors' focus away from Hurricane Katrina.

For an encore, the 49ers appear ready to shift into a more dynamic passing powerhouse.

But she knows her luck could turn quickly, and is ready to shift into something safer.