Sentence examples for shift likely from inspiring English sources

For economists who follow these measurements, the tectonic shift likely occurred a few years ago.

A1 Data Show Younger Immigrants New census figures just released show that the immigrant population in the United States is becoming younger, a shift likely to foster more tolerance for diversity and perhaps accelerate assimilation, demographers and immigration experts say.

IN a shift likely to influence many other companies, America's biggest packaged-goods marketer, the Procter & Gamble Company, is making significant changes in the way its agencies develop and create advertising aimed at black consumers.

New cars that include more safety features and the wider use of seat belts may be reducing fatalities, and thus increasing the number of people who are counted as injured, but that shift likely represents hundreds, not thousands, of people.

In recent decades, however, Catholic theologians have sought to move away from ideas of domination and subjugation towards an ethic of stewardship, the stewardship of God's creation – and Pope Francis's encyclical is the culmination of this shift, likely to move the church decisively into line with environmental thinking.

In a shift likely related to the domestic auto industry's ill health, the $20,905 Honda Accord sedan unseated the $21,565 Ford F-150 as the best-selling vehicle in America.

Just because residents are working shorter shifts likely doesn't mean you get to add more residents.

This has the potential of shifting likely voter models since unregistered voters don't make the likely voter screen.

However, it has been argued that this mode of parasite divergence is not strict sympatric speciation, because host shifts likely cause the sudden effective isolation of parasites, particularly if these are transmitted by vectors and therefore cannot select their hosts.

Homologous recombination may have provided genetic materials for the natural selection, and host shifts likely triggered ecological adaptation in Xanthomonas.

Climate oscillations during the Quaternary Period and the response of a species in range shifts likely led to repeated contacts with the gene pools of ecologically distinct relatives.