Sentence examples for starting to shift from from inspiring English sources

Still, the concern is now starting to shift from disputing the veracity of what is being reported to weighing the cumulative effect these articles are having on the public, what Senator Bryant calls "that critical mass".

"The shipping lanes are starting to shift from West to East," he explained, "because distributors are looking ahead a few years to when there will be an all-water route to the East Coast from Asia, after a wider, deeper Panama Canal is completed," which is expected in 2014.

But now that the focus of its product is starting to shift from its social network to its messaging platform, it needs a new playbook to keep that from happening.

As sensors become cheaper and easier to install, the whole process of maintaining equipment and assets is starting to shift from just scrambling to fix problems to getting a hold of issues before they get out of control.

"We saw our position in the industry starting to shift from being a spoke in the wheel with the label being the hub to us being the hub that was driving out these spokes," says Jason Garner, the recently anointed chief executive of global music for Live Nation.

This is why some political leaders are starting to shift from the Industrial Age model of democracy.

(Ten years ago, the basis of star ratings started to shift from broader asset classes to more narrowly defined categories).

But a century after this island started to shift from penal colony to energy colony, foreign businessmen say their freedom of movement is being limited by a new set of shackles, this time made of paper.

These are typical subsistence farms that have started to shift from traditional farming to non-farming vocations, often in the form of seasonal migration.

To me what's most important about Twitter — it's the reason the web has started to shift from static sites to streams.

One breakthrough application at a time, human capital will start to shift from mundane tasks and transactions to higher-order, creative work.