Sentence examples for shift from those from inspiring English sources
Newark - IF Richard J. Codey has his way, the financing for the prosecutor's offices in four of the state's busiest counties will shift from those counties to Trenton.
Mr. Case was worried that the balance of power on the Internet would shift from those that simply aggregated content created by others -- as AOL and Yahoo have done -- to the content creators like Time Warner.
The Bush commercial shows a child peering out a door that opens onto a video montage including images that shift from those of a female scientist and the president of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai, to those of tanks and a masked man shooting a machine gun, apparently in Iraq.
Ms. Catalo, who is 37 and sells real estate in New Orleans, is from the ninth generation of the family that built Magnolia, and her feelings about how its history should be portrayed seem to mark a clear shift from those of the woman she calls Aunt Betty.
In short, it's this: if we want things to improve dramatically, if we want to improve our likelihood of survival, the power must shift from those who value profits over everything toward those who value the mental, spiritual and physical health of human beings and the well-being of the planet and its other inhabitants.
Mr. Obama's strategy is a sharp shift from those of his predecessors and seeks to revamp the nation's nuclear posture for a new age in which rogue states and terrorist organizations are greater threats than traditional powers like Russia and China.
It's a striking shift from the way those photos were distributed historically.
That in itself represents a major paradigm shift from the way those over 30 were taught.
But your life did shift from the lessons those moments offered you.
It was a shift from the end of 2010, when those types of bonds amounted to 42 percent.
As the pollster Samuel Lubell had already noted before the 1952 election, "the inner dynamics of the Roosevelt coalition have shifted from those of getting to those of keeping".
