Sentence examples for shift by both from inspiring English sources
The key to creating the four-day advertisements for preordained nominees that we see today was a shift by both major parties toward primary selection processes, according to Kathryn Cramer Brownell, a history professor at Purdue University who studies the intersections of politics, media and entertainment.
Hot spots shift by both space and time and it is important to illustrate these dual shifts when researching and analyzing different levels of geographies and/or hot spots.
That helped bring about NAFTA, and marked a shift by both major parties to a political focus on corporate profits, not the quality of life for American workers or the health and stability of our communities.
The Conservatives denied that the announcement signalled a policy shift by the leadership since last autumn, when both Mr Osborne and the Tory leader, David Cameron, insisted economic stability would precede tax cuts early in a Conservative government.
(A and B ) Comparisons between the PilQ components of the T4P machinery reveal large conformational changes whereby both gates open and domains N0 N3 (now shown in blue for both states) shift by ∼30 Å towards the cytoplasm on pilus extrusion.
Furthermore, when trials in each microstimulation session were separated according to whether they occurred in a 'good epoch' (a window of better-than-average performance) or 'bad epoch' (poorer-than-average performance), the modulation of microstimulation shift by reward size remained within both types of epoch.
However, we argue surprise shifts perpetuated by both established and emerging users could lead to an expansion in actors taking opportunities to chase lucrative resources that they are currently constrained from exploiting.
Bodies shift by millimeters.
We go shift by shift; we just chip away.
Democrats have responded with delight at the shift by Republicans.
