Sentence examples for shifted early from inspiring English sources

Consider how public opinion shifted early in the current school-reform wave.

E-shop was stymied by regulated book prices and shifted early into electronics.

However, the president's attention dramatically shifted early in the year to a developing crisis in Ukraine.

But the mood in the Trump camp shifted early after signs of a strong performance in Florida and Clinton supporters began contemplating the consequences of a result few thought was possible.

Larger newspapers like The New York Times and The Washington Post shifted early in the war to more elaborate protections, including armored cars and guards, and insist on rigorous security assessments before committing to all out-of-compound journeys.

The contests shifted early on from regional and municipal races into a midterm referendum on the prime minister's conservative government, which is two years into a five-year term.

The decision rolls back a decision taken four years ago, when the Performance on 3 slot was shifted earlier to 7pm and began broadcasting mainly pre-recorded concerts.

The fact that the onset of puberty has not shifted earlier among African-American girls over the last decade, says Biro, may simply reflect the fact that they have reached the minimum biological age at which sexual development can occur.

The WT phase peak shifted earlier each day (Fig. 3B), resulting in an average WT SFR period of 23.62±0.31 hr (± s.e.m). between cycle 1 and cycle 2.

Multiple studies have found non-native species that tend to flower distinctly early or late in the growing season, advance more with warming or have shifted earlier with climate change compared with native species.

For positive T waves, the slope of the remote surface component can be expected to be increasingly negative during local repolarization, such that the maximum slope of the UEG (Tup) is shifted earlier in time.