Sentence examples for shift represents a from inspiring English sources

The shift represents a clear change of power for New York's Democrats.

Others, though, say the shift represents a significant risk for Mr. Bush.

The shift represents a concession by Microsoft, which has invested billions trying to unseat America Online as the leading Internet service provider.

Each unit of chemical shift represents a fractional increase of one part per million (ppm) in the energy of absorbed radiation, relative to the value for tetramethylsilane.

Obama's shift represents a remarkable about-face for an administration that had seemed content to ignore the plight of Guantánamo Bay prisoners until they started a hunger strike several months ago.

The shift represents a "sea change," said Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, which recently held a meeting in Washington to discuss shootings like those in Newtown, Conn., and Aurora, Colo.

The shift represents an expansion of a fledgling relationship between PepsiCo and TBWA/Chiat/Day; in April, the company gave the agency the creative assignment for its Gatorade line of sports beverages.

The shift represents an attempt to prepare for a ruling by the United States Supreme Court on the Affordable Care Act, which could uphold the individual mandate that requires people to buy health insurance or face a fine.

This partisan shift represents an enormous transfer of congressional seats between the major parties.

This mobility shift was reversed when cell extracts were incubated with lambda phosphatase, suggesting that this shift represents an NLK-induced AR phosphorylation.

British, Afghan and American military officials said the shift represented a routine battlefield rotation.