Sentence examples for shift that might from inspiring English sources
Hedge funds also started moving balances away from both banks, a shift that might also have spurred the change in status, according to analysts.
That would require Medicare to make some changes in eligibility and reimbursement practices — a shift that might bolster Medicare's solvency, too.
Others, including several independent record labels, say the settlement could signal a shift that might break the major record companies' chokehold on the airwaves.
Barack Obama reportedly mulled adopting the position Trump stated on Monday, only to have his cabinet secretaries express alarm at a shift that might worry allies located near a resurgent Russia and aggressive North Korea.
The find helped demonstrate that the earliest stone tools had been used to get meat and marrow from large mammals, indicating a dietary shift that might have encouraged human travels to new habitats, in search of game.
In another shift that might be recession related, a higher percentage of adults ages 25 to 34 lived in their parents' home in 2012 than in the early 2000s.
Competitive shifts that might take generations to evolve instead occur in a few short years.
He found it impossible to make the ideological and stylistic shifts that might have transformed him from insurgent into front-runner.
In this paper we perform a scenario analysis to assess the likely ecosystem structural shifts that might be induced by seven alternative management scenarios relative to current simulated lake dynamics of Los Molinos reservoir, a monomictic lake located in Argentina.
Three weeks before Britain's election, Theresa May, the home secretary, will be unlikely to risk any policy shifts that might bolster Nigel Farage and his anti-immigration UK Independence party.
He received both specific advice — no sharp edges, calmness, tones of blue, no sudden tonal shifts that might set off a hallucination — and more important, he recalls, a broader recommendation for "a certain sense of dignity, nothing soporific".
