Sentence examples for shunting over from inspiring English sources
This followed the shunting over of Agassi, the company's founder, from chief executive to member of the board.
This has been attributed at least in part to the rising prevalence of obesity, although some of this increase may be explained by the increased popularity of shunting over optic nerve sheath fenestration.
However, this patient fulfils criteria for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) [ 1] and the pathophysiological conditions with increased CO due to systemic A-V shunting (over a total of 16 years) resemble those of patients with congenital systemic-to-pulmonary shunts (Group 1.3.2).
Outlook.com has enjoyed a quickly growing user base that expanded organically, and also via a massive infusion of Hotmail users, who Microsoft shunted over as it shuttered the older service in favor of the new.
"From a government point of view it has always been shunted over to the social side of things," he says.
So we're all shunted over to a delayed non-Acela, which will be dragged by diesel far enough to reach electricity, then change engines again.
Over time, the "firewall" between the existing system of employer-provided group insurance and taxpayer-subsidized individual insurance is likely to break down, with more and more workers being shunted over to the public teat.
The Springboks scored as soon as they constructed a decent set of phases: Duane Vermeulen was held just short but Schalk Burger was shunted over the line by his colleagues.
Varndell's score, coming after George Chuter had been shunted over in a classic Tigers driving maul, gave Leicester a 10-point lead as a depleted Bristol played like a team who had declared an end to the season once they had secured their Prem-iership status.
With Scarlets leading 6-3 late in the game Evans gathered an attacking line-out and was shunted over for a try.
And while the GLA250 compact crossover enters the industry's fastest-growing vehicle segment, its loutish brother may forever remain an outcast – not quite hot hatch, not quite SUV – shunted over to the darker recesses of the Mercedes showroom.
