Sentence examples for shift to a lesser from inspiring English sources

Disney and Ms. Carney declined to comment, but Disney insiders expect her to leave or shift to a lesser role sooner rather than later.

For unmodified DEAE cellulose, a prominent peak in the FT-IR spectrum at 1,058 cm-1, for C-O stretching band, appeared to shift to a lesser wave number (1,051 cm-1) in modified cellulose phases.

But Stymiest appeared to lose influence at the bank, and was shifted to a lesser executive role in 2009.

Microinjection of AP5 also inhibited light-induced shifts, to a lesser extent, immediately after and 15 min after, but not 30 min after the light pulse.

After crackdowns by US and German regulators, attention has shifted to a lesser-known but growing sector – trust companies.

Increased dorsal extension of the first metatarsal subsequently leads to an unloading of the first ray and a load shift to the lesser metatarsals during weight-bearing and may induce metatarsalgia [ 6- 8].

This implies that a more compliant arterial system at rest may shift to lesser degrees of compliance during exercise.

Nurses reported that they could take on both HIV and non-HIV related tasks and identified some that they could shift to lesser skilled workers (e.g. pre and post-test counseling in PMTCT).

As for the "sabbatical-like break that allows women and, to a lesser degree, men to shift their focus to the part of their lives that doesn't revolve around their jobs" that Foye talks about, that's a vacation.

[T]he more I came to believe in the value of a "meternity" leave -- which is, to me, a sabbatical-like break that allows women and, to a lesser degree, men to shift their focus to the part of their lives that doesn't revolve around their jobs.

Task shifting from a higher trained to a lesser trained cadre is one suggested solution to the health workforce shortage in Africa.