Sentence examples for shifted to use from inspiring English sources

Back in 2016, Google first detailed its plan to change the way its search index operates, explaining how its algorithms would eventually be shifted to use the mobile version of a website's content to index its pages, as well as to understand its structured data and to show snippets from the site in the Google search results.

Both directions of the route was shifted to use French Street by 1936.

was shifted to use King Street instead of French Street through downtown Wilmington.

But the man's views have "shifted," to use a euphemism by 2014, McConnell was comfortable withholding support for economic assistance to Ukraine in an attempt to extract concessions from Obama and the Democrats.

That year, he campaigned on his efforts to "make sure healthcare is available to all Kentucky families, hold down skyrocketing costs, and provide long-term care". But the man's views have "shifted," to use a euphemism by 2014, McConnell was comfortable withholding support for economic assistance to Ukraine in an attempt to extract concessions from Obama and the Democrats.

By 1933, the routing had shifted to use Park Boulevard south of University Avenue into downtown, to end at Market Street; the city council voted that July to use University Avenue west of Park Boulevard to connect to US 101, to obtain federal funding for improving that road.

However in the past year the operators of botnets have shifted to using regular web sites to distribute their malware.

To keep costs down, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has shifted to using off-the-shelf products as much as possible.

"We're continuing on 'green building' work," said Mr. Hall, a nuclear engineer, "but we've shifted to using these systems for protection now.

Recently the facility has shifted to using Cas9/CRISPR-mediated gene targeting as this offers the ability to produce gene-targeted mice with unprecedented speed and ease.

Piketty shifted to using data from tax declarations, and in 2001 he published a massive volume on inequality in France between 1901 and 1998.