Sentence examples for so it shifted from inspiring English sources

Einsatzgruppe A had already murdered almost all Jews in its area, so it shifted its operations into Belarus to assist Einsatzgruppe B. In Dnepropetrovsk in February 1942, Einsatzgruppe D reduced the city's Jewish population from 30,000 to 702 over the course of four days.

Mr. Montano argued that the city could not handle the responsibility of conducting building inspections in a timely or safe manner, so it shifted the burden — and the blame, when necessary — to private professionals.

But we quickly realized we had to make the food empathetic, so it shifted from a monster movie to a noble-savage movie".

This shift serves presumably as an information-optimizing strategy: at night, i.e., under photon-limited conditions, where the signal-to-noise ratio is low, the visual system is better served by integrating over a large area, so it shifts its tuning toward low spatial frequencies.

In doing so, it shifts your perspective, showing how something usually overlooked can actually be worth watching.

The increment means that Dex makes a little bit slow down in the conduction velocity of FAST subgroup, so it shifts to MEDIUM subgroup.

So maybe it shifted voters' attention to what certain African-Americans were doing.

"The impact was so strong, it shifted people from one place in the church to another," Father Hoke said.

The 9.0-magnitude quake – so violent it shifted the earth's axis by 10 to 25 cm – triggered a tsunami that devastated much the north-eastern coastline, ultimately claiming nearly 16,000 lives and leaving over 3,000 missing.

Everything changed in the final 42 seconds as all the forces of the universe, or so it seemed, shifted and one player after another either rose to the occasion or stumbled with agonizing frailty.

But by the end of the post it's talking about "hoping to be able to implement the first pieces of this later this year" — so it's shifted from "starting" to "hoping" within the course of the same blog post.