Sentence examples for shifting became from inspiring English sources

One should not overestimate the immediate results of such a shift, since two-thirds of those shifting became independent.

In this context, task shifting became an alternative to mitigate the shortage of skilled Human Resources for Health in the poor countries [ 17, 18].

Adhering to World Health Organization recommendations, however, was perceived to make task shifting became more expensive than recruiting new health workers in terms of time and other resources required to prepare health workers to perform duties delegated to them if quality was not to be compromised.

Despite having two separate sets of books, profit shifting becomes more difficult if the firm has to comply with a specific arm's length transfer price.

As these efforts and discussions continue rapidly; and the need to scale up task shifting becomes apparent, a number of lessons can be drawn from the field of HIV/AIDS service delivery [ 2, 5].

Then recordings came along, and the relationship between listener and performer shifted, became far more remote and abstract.

The effects are clear to see: the demographic of clubbers shifted, became older, the cost of entry and drinks went up and ID checks became more rigorous.

The effects are clear to see: the demographic of clubbers shifted, became older, the cost of entry and drinks went up, and ID checks became more rigorous.

The mood at the CIA has shifted, become subdued.

This was a fortnight in which paradigm-shifting became a British Olympic speciality, and the attitude of some of the silver and bronze winners underlined the change of mood.

This presented drivers with a radically simplified surface, or "interface" in today's jargon, so that all they had to do was turn the ignition key, put their foot on the accelerator, brake, steer and change gear and after 1940, when automatic transmissions were introduced, even gear-shifting became optional.Another instructive technology is electricity.