Sentence examples for shifted though from inspiring English sources

"The climate has shifted, though".

Even as the racial makeup shifted, though, Hollis kept hold of its essence as an orderly and largely working-class community — one where people ride a bus to the subway to get to work, and where houses and lots are small, and most lawns neatly trimmed.

(The majority of the patients treated at the hospital since it opened, in 2011, were victims of non-violent trauma, such as car accidents; that balance had shifted, though, as the Taliban took control of much of the city in recent fighting).

As they dispersed, it was clear something in their collective consciousness -- indeed in the nation's consciousness -- had shifted, though in 1963 no one knew for sure what that shift would bring.

Some positions have shifted, though, and it is possible to detect, in the noise that gathers around Ibrox, that Wallace is an increasingly isolated figure.

SearchMan CEO Niren Hiro ran these same queries again for the date of November 24th, 2013 and found the results had definitely shifted, though not always for the better.

The tone shifts, though, when the protagonist of "Homecoming" tries and fails to leave the house.

That may be shifting, though, the result of the democratization of aspiration and an increased appetite for luxury and exclusivity.

The system is shifting though, as mobile device adoption changes the game.

The winds may be shifting, though, as the company reported a smoother second quarter than analysts anticipated and hinted at signs that pricing trends are improving.

Trends might be shifting, though, as absolute inequalities increased slightly from the 1990s in the youngest age groups.