Sentence examples for shifts that would from inspiring English sources

But atmospheric tinkering could have side effects like rainfall shifts that would create new groups of winners and losers.

Workers at AMD are on the kind of flexible 12-hour shifts that would send many a west German unionist into fits.

But Interpublic executives are studying shifts that would be far more significant than realigning offices from one agency to another or merging shops that handle similar tasks.

But they had failed to take into account frequency shifts that would also throw off the timing of the encoded data, leaving it a garbled mess.

Highly effective in the opening scenes, this approach lacks the rhythmic shifts that would disguise the monotony of the structuring of later scenes.

State-owned companies and their government patrons, which have benefited from cheap, free-flowing loans from state-owned banks and privileged access to land and natural resources, are likely to resist shifts that would expose them and the banks to stronger competition from the private sector, experts said.

Mr. Dvorkovich proposed a policy shift that would partially open the Arctic to private oil development.

It's a cultural shift that would have been worth a deeper examination.

Congress has said it will not approve any shift that would leave significant intelligence gaps.

If Goldberg is right about a shift, that would be significant.

I remember thinking it was a slightly amusing attempt at a jargon shift that would never catch on.