Sentence examples for shift encompasses from inspiring English sources
According to Frey, this shift "encompasses all blacks, but it is most prominent among the young, the well-educated, and retirees.
The interest in the matter of digital scholarship spread in this research area since scholars contributing to it were interested in the complexities of the technological uptake by institutions and the users as socio-cultural shift encompassing professional practices, the connected learning ecologies and the impacts on professional identity (Pearce et al., 2010).
They also wanted to see if the whites' shift to the right involved only policies directly connected to race -- immigration reform, for example -- or if it was a broader ideological shift, encompassing military spending and other non-racial issues.
Lemieux finished with 23 shifts encompassing 20 minutes, 46 seconds, 5 shots and those 3 exhilarating points.
In the Pedinophyceae, small-scale IR boundary shifts encompassing a few hundreds base pairs caused no apparent change in gene content but led to partial duplications of atpA at the LSC/IR junction of Marsupiomonas sp. and of cysT at the SSC/IR junction of Pedinomonas tuberculata (fig. 2).
Are there specific ways that international law governing conflict needs to shift to encompass new realities or definitions of conflict?
At CEO level the focus needs to slightly shift and encompass softer skills in order to be successful.
As smart machines and algorithms begin to excel over and above human capacity, we must consider what uniquely human qualities will be needed in the workforce, and how performance metrics will need to shift to encompass this change.
Your values shift to encompass all that you represent and embody.
In this work we present evidence that an abrupt shift, which encompassed marine circulation, hydrological and biological properties, occurred at the end of the 1980s in the Mediterranean Sea.
For a moment we are confused, then our brain shifts to encompass the other, less likely definition.
