Sentence examples for shift to opening from inspiring English sources

Attention will shift to opening at weekends in 2014/15.

Windows OEM revenue from consumers dropped a steeper 26percentt, due to what Microsoft calls "inventory drawdown and ongoing mix shift to opening price point devices".

The R&A will know that, hence a shift to Open coverage by Sky would sit uncomfortably with some within the organisation.

This reminder assigned the critical care nurse at 22.00 hours (start of the night shift) to open the non-transparent canister and to position the earplug when present.

You can instead hold ⇧ Shift to open it in a new window.

As Descartes' internal data pipelines have been getting more and more robust, talk has slowly shifted to opening up the platform to a wider audience.

When two clubs in 1958 shifted to open sign-ins, the ICC felt that their availability relieved the council of the burden of distributing "100 percenters" (easily one of the most pejorative terms ever coined on this campus) to other still-selective clubs.

When conservative treatment fails, the treatment approach shifts to open surgery.

It was a particularly special moment when NASA announced this shift to open access back in 2016.

The shift to open access should increase the speed of publicly funded research and its exploitation by making the primary output, the published paper, more readily available.

For ad agencies to survive the shift to open systems they must not think of it as an innovation but as a transformation.