Sentence examples for shift onto the from inspiring English sources

Rose said retail's "fundamental shift" onto the internet would confirm Ocado as a "powerful online player".

In the foreseeable future, the burden of cancer will continue to shift onto the populations of these regions, where early detection through screening programs offers the only opportunity to implement affordable treatment.

What humbled Obama was the determination of business interests to shift onto others the costs of the crisis and of the government's response, namely its hugely expensive bailout of major corporations especially in finance.

Sometimes the blame is shifted onto the excluded for being paranoid or not proactive enough.

As Coleman notes, the costs have not disappeared, they have simply shifted onto the overall economy of the nation.

In Europe, too, the costs of capitalism's crisis and corporate bailouts by governments have been shifted onto the general population, where they, too, have "austerity" now.

In Ireland, Spain, and other countries, bad bank debts were shifted onto the public sector's balance sheet, which suddenly looked a lot less robust.

The combined figure for all the institutions would represent the total responsibility being shifted onto the backs and wallets of taxpayers.

We would fiercely oppose a system where responsibility for meeting the costs of nursing care was shifted onto the patient and subject to means-testing when it should be free on the NHS.

The complexity will only increase as more business is automated and shifted onto the Internet and more software production is assigned to India, Russia and China.

And after the crash, Thiel insisted there hadn't really been a crash: He argued the equity bubble had simply shifted onto the housing market.