Sentence examples for shift because of the from inspiring English sources

Experts say those attitudes have begun to shift because of the magnitude of the recession.

Race legislation only delays this shift, because of the resentment it causes…".

One waiter who works for Las Iguanas says she pays back an average £25 to £30 a shift because of the 3% policy.

CP shows a deep-red emission (658 nm) and a large Stokes shift because of the introduction of rigid-conjugated coumarin moiety into the molecular structure.

As David Kissinger, president of the USA Television Production Group, which makes "Law and Order" and other series, said: "We are in the midst of an unfolding shift because of the horror and the level of trauma of what happened.

What I believed to be a 12-hour shift – because that's how long I was booked for – was paid as a 10-hour shift because of the "required standard staff check-in and check-out process".

With the rotation shifting because of injuries, Martinez hinted that Rodriguez will have a spot until Hellickson returns from the disabled list.

The focus of an oil-immersion microscope objective is shifted because of the refractive-index mismatch between the cover glass and the aqueous sample.

He said officers at that site are only averaging three to four hours' sleep ahead of 15-hour shifts because of the conditions.

But he was given extra shifts because of the injuries to Gaborik and Drury, and he made the most of the opportunity.

More than 100 workers labored to fix damaged engines in the treatment plant, working in 20-minute shifts because of the broiling heat.