Sentence examples for shift to raising from inspiring English sources
When the recession stilled home building, there was a shift to raising goats for milk and rabbits for meat.
The lengthening primary poses potential problems not just on the spending side of the ledger, but also has delayed a shift to raising money for the general election, where Mrs. Clinton lags well behind the pace set by President Obama during his 2012 campaign, according to data from the commission.
In the lower river valley, agricultural cooperatives shifted to raising citrus fruits, corn (maize), rice, and African palm for oil.
Firms seem to have shifted to raising new funds every two years or so, which is also putting some pressure on LPs.
After the Olympics wrapped, the campaign's emphasis has shifted to "raising awareness and funds for activists making a difference on the ground in every part of the globe where LGBTI safety and dignity is compromised," according to press materials.
But Loeffler told iWatch News that about two months ago he left the campaign - where donations are restricted - and shifted to raising unlimited funds for Our Destiny PAC, the super PAC that's supporting Huntsman".
"In advance of the weekend just past, we had arranged for more officers from our violent crime taskforce to be on duty and we have extended their shifts to raise visibility across London.
"Dancer" had its first public showing here, and the movie, in which Bjork plays Selma, a woman slowly going blind and working several shifts to raise money for an operation that can save her son's sight, left some in the audience sobbing.
It can't rely on those one-off structural shifts to raise productivity and there are limits to imitation.
Since isoprofits are depicted in the space of individual contracts, the shift due to raising profits from zero to (Pi ) will also depend on both the number and mix of individuals accepting the contract.
It has shifted focus to raising money to buy wrought-iron chimps to hang from Tarzana's downtown street lights.
