Sentence examples for shift from the former from inspiring English sources

In fiction, the seaside frequently represents a threshold between order and chaos, society and nature, identity and its loss, with a move or visit to the coast signalling a shift from the former to the latter.

The old system will be forced to subsidize the new system and there will be a gradual shift from the former to the latter.

Recent studies show a paradigm shift from the former gold standard of exclusive photocoagulation to monotherapy or combination therapy with such agents.

Revealing previously confidential information – such as the salaries of officials – can, in theory, shift power from the former "holders of secrets" to the newly informed public.

Insurance analysts and actuaries also reported that the provision requiring insurers to cover sick people for the same price as healthy ones would shift costs from the former to the latter.

There has been a shift away from the former to the latter term, which will be used in this paper [ 11].

Repeatedly, staff were shifted over from the former to work on expansion projects for the latter.

I first visited there in 1992, to report a story for the Washington Post about how Belgrade allies of the then-Serbian strongman Slobodan Milošević were shifting funds from the former Yugoslavia to Cypriot banks.

On the surface, there must be some shift of spending from the former NHS sector into hard-pressed community care.

Similar to planar bilayer recordings, the two peaks for the high- and the low-conductance level were clearly visible, and higher voltages shifted the distribution from the former to the latter conductance state.

Torre, 67, sounded eager to shift from his former life in the Bronx to his new job with the Dodgers, who finished 82-80 last season. 82-80 last season