Sentence examples for shifting developments from inspiring English sources

Whoever the victor, the British acknowledge they are hard pressed to keep up with the subtle and shifting developments in Basra, while the Shiite militias have the run of the place.

The rapidly shifting developments came less than three weeks into the military effort by France, the former colonial power in Mali, to reverse the spread of Islamist extremism in the northern half of the desert country, which had threatened to engulf the south, topple the weak central government and destabilize a vast area of northern Africa.

But he added that the program is a "good template" for how to approach complex, scientific claims that require the ability to analyze shifting developments in current research.

At the time of the study the WHO Guidelines had not been disseminated, and even District Health officers were not up-to-date with the task shifting developments.

Mr. Schneiderman said that a compensation program shifting development rights from the core to other areas, as was done in the original 100,000 acres, would not work in East Hampton.

This likely doesn't mean HTC won't release another QWERTY phone in the near future but rather the company is shifting development focus away from physical keys.

That ties into the company's shifting development patterns that are more outward facing, and iterative, but that's a separate story.

After having the early prototypes made at an English factory, Bluw shifted development to Hong Kong in 2005.

Valkyrie has also shifted development from Reykjavik to CCP's Newcastle studios, where Petursson is pushing for bold ideas.

As the British team began to make headway, the senior executives at EA decided to shift development to their more experienced team in Canada, and assigned Tian to the project.

The populist state-run Global Times newspaper said the problem had triggered public calls to shift development "away from the previous fixation on economic growth", while the China Youth Daily titled a front-page commentary: "More suffocating than the haze is the weakness in response".