Sentence examples for shifted mainly from inspiring English sources
By that time, the variety genre had shifted mainly to comedy stars like Carol Burnett.
The unregulated natural flow pattern, however, has been shifted mainly due to recent upstream anthropogenic factors incorporated with successive droughts.
Since then, sponsorship of the parties has shifted mainly to ministry affiliates and local governments, which can win financial rewards for activities that promote marriage and childbirth.
While the focus has shifted, mainly toward economic espionage, a report this year by the Austrian Interior Ministry said that the country remained "an important theater of operations for foreign intelligence services".
The obtained sensitivity analysis results showed that for the summer and winter season, the maximum Load Factor (LF) was 42.83% and 33.33% respectively and occurred when load was shifted mainly to the off-peak period.
Upon heat stress, asLSU- γ and sLSU- γ rRNA fragments were shifted mainly to the monosomes (Supplementary Figure S4A-S4B, F5-7), whereas under physiological conditions these were also detected in heavy polysomes (Supplementary Figure S4A-S4B, F12).
Still, the politics surrounding reform of the Cuban Adjustment Act have been shifting, mainly among Republicans who were once loyal to the old Miami consensus but are now sounding an anti-immigrant note.
Nearly three decades after its founding by officials of the Unification Church, the Times said Wednesday it is laying off at least 40percentt of its staff and shifting mainly to free distribution.
"Over the past 60 years, both have shifted from mainly rural communities to hi-tech hubs.
Now, the party has shifted priorities, mainly to find a new source of growth for a slowing economy that depends increasingly on a consuming class of city dwellers.
For the first time, however, the report describes the "extensive" land reclamation at five outposts in the Spratly Islands, adding that at four of the sites the work has shifted to mainly development and construction.
