Sentence examples for shift in control from inspiring English sources

The United States, with its capital markets and openness to outside investors, eased the shift in control.

The shift in control of the Senate to the Democrats has bolstered the power of those who like price controls.

The two-week struggle over patients' rights vividly illustrates the difference made by the shift in control of the Senate from Republicans to Democrats earlier this month.

Were there to be a wholesale shift in control of the nation's statehouses, it could carry enormous consequences for the 2004 presidential race, as governors oversee vast armies of party workers and priceless party infrastructure.

We have not seen the kind of anger and blame that led to a shift in control of Congress in 1994 or the anti-impeachment backlash of the 1998 midterm elections.

The exhibition, at the Photographers Galleryy in London, plays on the idea that "the shift in control from industry to image makers and the stars themselves has led to a change in aesthetics".

The shift in controls from the event scale to the annual scale has important implications for water resource management, suggesting that overall limitation of watershed imperviousness rather than partial mitigation by SCMs may be necessary to alleviate the hydrologic impacts of urbanization.

So the prospect now is of a fast-growing, innovative banking industry that remains subject to conservative regulation and only gradual shifts in control.

I have to add, though, that Baghdad was particularly dangerous that day — journalists had gotten beaten up and robbed, and a terrain that is shifting in control from one side to another is perhaps the most dangerous terrain to journey through.

It is concluded that the performance of experienced operators may not deteriorate during night shifts in control room work of the present type, probably due to lower workload during the night, lack of monotony and to the processes being relatively inert and forgiving to minor operator errors.

In particular, conflict-related shifts in control state (e.g., conflict adaptation or resolution effects) have been profitably examined through manipulation and examination of trial-by-trial sequential effects [60], changes in relative trial frequencies [61], and other similar effects.