Sentence examples for shift permanently from inspiring English sources

The Chinese leadership may be loath to shift permanently to a more consumption-oriented economy, but the leadership will do so temporarily, if only to avoid unrest.

Antoinette Conway, Rob Ryan, Cassie Maddox, and each of French's other detectives not only narrate a case but navigate one of those rare interludes when a human being's foundations shift permanently, for better or worse.

Tom Vander Ark, managing partner, Learn Capital The very idea of school has already begun to shift permanently, said Tom Vander Ark, whose firm invests in companies working in educational technology.

Once single-celled organisms shifted permanently to colonies, they could start specializing on different tasks.

The balance of power in the Windy City may well have shifted permanently.

Originally, the ultras' stronghold was located in the Curva Sud and it wasn't until the end of the 1980s that they shifted permanently to the Curva Nord.

"We realized that there was this massive opportunity, that the economics of content and media distribution had shifted, and they had shifted permanently," says Steven Kydd, who oversees original content production for Demand Media.

The notion that power has shifted permanently from the centre to the provinces where the Shinawatras have their base seems to be unacceptable to many of the old guard.

As Nasdaq soared, so did the belief that the trend of productivity growth has shifted permanently higher: over the next decade or two, many believed, productivity might grow more than twice as fast as it did in the 25 years to the mid-1990s.

For instance, if a community has transitioned to a new state and the feedback relationships have shifted permanently from negative to positive within this state, restoring it back to the previous state may no longer be possible simply by reducing or mitigating the causative disturbance (Richardson and Gaertner 2013).

But the trend has persisted so long in the current recovery, some economists fear that we're shifting permanently from the latter to the former.