Sentence examples for shifted way from inspiring English sources

I think it's shifted way up the priority order, but it's still got a way to go".

Anytime there doesn't appear to be dissent, it means that the corporate culture has just shifted way too much toward consensus.

She said that Mr. Edwards's angry-sounding salvos against "special interests" were "great applause lines and speeches, and people get really excited, because we all know that the power has shifted way too much to the wealthy and well connected".

This is achieved by forcing the droplets to coalesce in a "shifted" way, and later by adding 45∘ angle bends along the channel.

My book The Book of Ice explores some of the uneasy tensions between remoteness and how a composer would respond to "landscape"—it's just that the whole landscape has shifted way past anything physical.

A saturation level (TmG) is no longer evident because it is shifted way to the right; likewise, a threshold at which glycosuria ensues is no longer discernible, some glucose being detectable in the urine even at very low glucose filtration rates.

It's not the only make shift way of opening a can without an opener.

His best friend, Peter Mayers, recalled everyone shifting way back when he came to the plate during kickball in grade school.

Giving and receiving create "alternating superiors and inferiors," she notes, and it's a fluid and shifting way of being that not everyone is comfortable with.

and the Radio Disney decision to shift way from radio stations and toward digital.

On some level, though, this kind of content may indicate the shifting way we interact with the office.