Sentence examples for shifting to developing from inspiring English sources

As a result, virtually every service and tool company is shifting to developing or licensing drugs.

Many companies, including Celera, are shifting to developing drugs themselves, and that is not a business Dr. Venter has any experience in.

The photo narrative app, which was founded as an iPad-only experience in 2013, began shifting to develop an even more mobile platform when it added support for the iPhone early last year.

A great deal of manufacturing has shifted to developing countries, accompanied by levels of hazardous exposures not seen in the developed world in decades (LaDou 1994, 2002, 2003), and these countries frequently have few occupational or environmental health resources to address such hazards (LaDou 2002, 2003).

And the suppliers of research techniques have also shifted to developing drugs.

But with the engine for global growth continuing to shift to developing economies, Mr. Halusa expects more deals to come from these economies.

But the country's focus has shifted to developing and weaponizing those man-made islands so it will have greater control over the maritime region without resorting to armed conflict.

As bubble memories were proved to be technically feasible (i.e., work reliably under normal operating conditions), attention shifted to developing processes to manufacture the memory units at competitive costs.

In college, the focus shifts to developing self-reliance _ which sometimes means pushing them with tough love.

1 Despite its known harmful health effects, almost 1 billion men and 250 million women in the world smoke. 2 The tobacco epidemic has shifted to developing countries.

The New York Times Co. still can't seem to catch a break as they shift to develop both digital and print platforms.