Sentence examples for shift to a less from inspiring English sources

There may be additional strategic considerations that led SAC to shift to a less cooperative stance.

He helped craft Trump's tax-cut and infrastructure plans and has praised the president-elect for representing a shift to a "less politically correct direction".

Two senior American military officials said today that without Turkish consent by the end of the week, the Pentagon would be forced to shift to a less desirable backup plan.

The peak potential of α oxide reduction was found to shift to a less positive value with decreasing its hydration degree, which depended upon the lower potential limits and cycle number of cyclic voltammetry.

For the past couple of years, charities have been warning that a shift to a less generous way of uprating benefits in line with inflation, combined with rising food and fuel prices, would make life more difficult for people claiming benefits.

For the past couple of years, charities have been warning that a shift to a less generous way of uprating benefits in line with inflation, combined with rising food and fuel prices, would make life more difficult for people claiming benefits.

The peak potential of palladous oxide reduction shifts to a less positive value with decreasing its hydration degree.

Now CBS has shifted to a less expensive reality series, "Amazing Race," and a newsmagazine, "48 Hours" to go with its crime series repeats.

Shifting to a less popular software system, like Windows or even Research in Motion's operating system expected to arrive next year, gives Apple an advantage in the marketplace".It's not good news for Google," Mr. Merges said.

"China is a developing economy and a lot of the infrastructure isn't in place to support a business model invented in the West," said Tony Zhang, chief executive of Chinanow.com, an entertainment and information company that he described as operating on "life support" while it shifts to a less Internet-dependent business plan.

In Washington, "the tone of the whole discussion has shifted to a less U.S.-led approach and toward a more Afghan-led approach, but one that will be over a longer term," said Shamila N. Chaudhary, a South Asia analyst at the Eurasia Group who served as the director for Pakistan and Afghanistan at the National Security Council.