Sentence examples for shifting up to from inspiring English sources

"Doctors, lawyers, hedge fund managers or anyone with a risk of malpractice has a tremendous opportunity to shield more of their estate by shifting up to $5 million into special trusts," says Martin Shenkman, an estate lawyer in Paramus, N.J.

The firm's examiner, Anton R. Valukas, issued a report in 2010 castigating senior management for shifting up to $50 billion off the balance sheet through the so-called Repo 105 transactions.

As a result, the station itself was on the move, shifting up to several miles a day as the polar ice, pushed by winds and currents, slowly drifted over the point at which the world turns.

It will require a rejigging of the middle order however, with the likeliest move being Ian Bell shifting up to replace Pietersen at four, and either Bairstow or Joe Root slotting in at five.

It can be clearly seen that the Zernike moment curve is rather stable, keeping its basic shape at the same time positions under common audio signal distortions like MP3 recompression at 32 kbps, echo adding, band-pass filtering, noise contamination, volume modulation, equalization, and pitch shifting up to ±10%.

Programmes which target already motivated individuals may be effective at shifting up to 5% of trips from cars to walking and/or cycling.

A study last year by the UN Conference on Trade and Development estimated that multinationals shift up to $300bn£231bnbn) away from developing countries annually.

If powers that had not been transferred down to the regions were shifted up to Europe, what would be left of Belgium beyond a flag and a crown?

If the expected inflation rate rose by a notch or two, wages and interest rates would shift up to match it.

The Gulf Stream shifts up to 150m cubic metres of water a second, over 100 times more than all the world's fresh-water rivers put together.

In the case of PR +���MS, the wavenumber is shifted up to 1722 cm-1, and for BZ + MS, is shifted up to 1730 cm-1.