Sentence examples for shift of geography from inspiring English sources

A lover of fiction, Vijayan is engaging in a global shift of geography of the mind.

The shifts of geography, period and perspective which animate Funeral for a Dog are matched by Pletzinger's deft variations in tone.

He even expressed concern regarding the racial "Other" moving into the white-dominated communities, causing a shifting of geography ("white flight") within the city and surrounding areas of Memphis.

Due to a trend of shifting the geography of smoking from developed to developing countries, almost half (46.8%) of adult men and 4% of adult women in Taiwan are smokers, resulting in over 18,000 deaths from tobacco-related diseases each year [ 4].

Political analyst David Bositis agreed that the shift was a matter of geography and experience.

"It is a huge shift," said Michael F. Goodchild, a professor of geography at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

He tested his thesis with an examination of the shifting geography of presidential politics, beginning in 1976, when Jimmy Carter won the presidency by the slimmest of margins, with 50.1 percent of the vote.

But this year's tournament takes place amid volatile conference shifts that make a mockery of geography and threaten the conference's integrity and possibly its very survival.

The significance of shifts in the geography of power is hard to exaggerate.

But  hi-tech soon intervenes to shine a light on the region's dark past, with plasma screens depicting the shifting military geography of Europe – a map stained with blood.

Even without such public discouragement, London's industry would probably have declined in modern times because of wider shifts in the geography of manufacturing.