Sentence examples for seriously shift from inspiring English sources

One to watch Glen Fisi'iahi, a wing from the New Zealand Warriors who can seriously shift.

Brands will need to seriously shift their perspective by treating social channels more like communication channels and less like an advertising channels in order to make a difference.

It is to our everlasting detriment that George W. Bush was able to appoint the relatively young Samuel Alito and John Roberts to the court, and while Souter is on the left of the court and the overall balance is unlikely to seriously shift, the president must realize (and I think he does) the value on his legacy and the history of the nation over a liberal appointment.

Avatar probably won't finish above Titanic's $600.1m final score because it seriously shifted down gear this weekend, dropping 29%.

And the sole hospital for chronic mental diseases, Défilé de Beudet in Croix-des-Bouquets, seriously damaged, shifted scores of patients to the grass outside.

But if it gets a second downgrade or it looks like a third may be coming, then you ought to seriously consider shifting to another company".

We cannot take right and wrong very seriously, since they shift and waver so much.

"It's time for Donald Trump, Scott Pruitt, and the other deniers in this Administration to take science, and their responsibilities, seriously and radically shift course".

But in blindly refusing to take renewable energy seriously, and in shifting the energy goalposts at the behest of the big six energy utilities, the Chancellor and his Cabinet allies are getting on the wrong side of the growth argument.

It is hard to know what to make of the chapter on astrology, superstition that Ms Sobel appears to take seriously, and which shifts the tone of her book from thoughtful to flaky.This is a pity.

If the economy dips as seriously as that, the political climate could shift in ugly ways.