Sentence examples for shifts would be from inspiring English sources

Ford announced in February that one of the two shifts would be discontinued, eliminating 1,500 jobs this summer.

Republicans say the shifts would be tantamount to Congress' relinquishing its constitutional power to designate what programs are financed at what levels.

The automaker, Europe's largest, said that orders had exceeded 100,000 and that three Saturday shifts would be added by the end of March.

A steward from this year, Aimee Gibson, 19, talked of Hot Box's professionalism, noting that "with hotbox we knew exactly which dates our shifts would be announced and the guidebooks we needed to print for when, etc".

Besides, in a highly competitive world, there are no guarantees that currency shifts would be passed through to foreign customers in the form of price adjustments that might narrow trade imbalances.

Still rarer, this party, though not Islamist, has a clearly Muslim background the sort of thing that the secularist armed forces would not normally tolerate, indeed did not the last time (briefly, up to 1997) Turkey had an Islamic-led government.Such shifts would be striking in, say, Ireland.

Such a shift would be near-impossible to reverse.

Mr. Gonzalez said the shift would be long-lasting.

Yet that shift would be significant only if the race were very close.

Yet most other economists make a case that any shift would be harmful.

If so, many of the advantages of the shift would be lost.