Sentence examples for shifts because of from inspiring English sources

The families of some players sleep in shifts because of a lack of bed space, said Derrick Manning, the principal at Glades Central.

"Many of the Council districts have undergone dramatic shifts because of immigration," said Gene Russianoff, a senior lawyer at the New York Public Interest Research Group.

But he was given extra shifts because of the injuries to Gaborik and Drury, and he made the most of the opportunity.

Apart from the statistical noise in polls, there can be short-term shifts because of news events that won't persist for very long.

More than 100 workers labored to fix damaged engines in the treatment plant, working in 20-minute shifts because of the broiling heat.

Operation Cast Lead was unleashed, without warning, at 11.30am, when urban areas of Gaza are at their most crowded and children compelled to attend school in shifts because of the scarcity of educational resources are on the move.

"Partly it's because the mood in the country has shifted because of Elian".

Experts say those attitudes have begun to shift because of the magnitude of the recession.

Race legislation only delays this shift, because of the resentment it causes…".

Residents are told to leave the building, which is listing and shifting because of construction work next door.

But, he quickly added that because "the race is going to be very tight," even a 1percentt shift because of debates "could make a difference".