Sentence examples for shifted for now from inspiring English sources
But the consensus as to who owns the future has shifted – for now.
In its report, Consumer Reports points out that rankings in the highly competitive pickup truck market are likely to shift, but for now the publication lauds the truck's simultaneous refinement and capability.
But now, the tide of public opinion has clearly shifted – at least for now – and so this is the moment to grab control of the issue.
HOLLYWOOD, Fla .— College football is on the cusp of a major shift, but for now, the changing language of the game's power brokers offers hope to those clamoring for a better way to decide a national champion.
We've never quite understood how big this is and now this "time shifting" for connected households is the predominant form of TV.
Now that calculus is shifting for Pakistani policy makers.
With the shape shifting artist now settling for his soft-focus 80s R&B guise for good, this show will be an opportunity to indulge in a slight smattering of pretentiousness (Hynes' passion for all-white outfits and leather caps is unprecedented) as well as a chance to hear brand new Blood Orange material, too.
"Clearly, the investor focus has shifted outside the U.S. for now, to find outsized performance," said Jeff Tjornehoj, a research analyst at Lipper.
Mr. Carney and his colleagues at the Bank of England may be relieved to find that the attention of equality campaigners has for now shifted focus away from the still overwhelmingly male world of finance.
Mr. Carney and his colleagues at the Bank of England may be relieved to find that the attention of equality campaigners has for now shifted the focus away from the still overwhelmingly male world of finance.
