Sentence examples for shift to fewer from inspiring English sources
A shift to fewer movies is one reason for the decline.
Dean's Web site described Mr. Engles as the primary architect of dairy consolidation, the often painful and perhaps inevitable shift to fewer, larger farms and bottling plants.
Phillips predicts a shift to fewer choices and greater use of "life-cycle funds" where asset allocations change as employees get older.
Moreover, statistically significant differences across the several age groups (p < 0.001) were observed, trend test showed the number of full-term gestations decrease 0.441 every 10 years young(p < 0.001),clearly indicating a gradual shift to fewer gestations.
The overall response of C. secta was therefore a shift to taller but fewer shoots in response to depth (Table 1, Fig. 2B).
The shift to oil a few years before World War I involved a major dislocation in naval logistics and changed the stakes of imperial competition.
By using a downmixing detection scheme, the NEMS motion piezoresistive signal at 20 MHz is shifted down to few tens of kHz, thus avoiding the negative impact of stray capacitances.
The movie then shifts to "a few years later," when Jon is engaged to Halley (Bridget Moynahan) and Sara to Lars (John Corbett), a jocular New Age musician and Yanni-be.
Welty's story was so accurate, her characterization of the murderer so precise, that The New Yorker changed several important details: Medgar Evers became Roland Summers, the time of the shooting shifted to a few hours after midnight, and Jackson became the nonexistent Thermopylae.
After shifting to a few other series, NextEV eventually came to where it is today — Formula E. That's the all-electric open-wheel series that started in 2014.
The jokes and antics were the same but instead of sober nights spent being sleep starved straight edge drunk in pizza shops and cafes, the fun shifted to the few Boston clubs that would spin new wave and post punk.
