Sentence examples for successfully shifted from inspiring English sources

But he said he was willing to bet that if PeopleSoft successfully shifted its products to being Internet-based, it could return to its glory days.

The Patriots, however, successfully shifted their focus to the "Aaron Hernandez on safety Quinton Carter" mismatch, and Hernandez wound up having a career day.

And the company, they add, has successfully shifted toward higher-margin software and improved the productivity in its services business, lifting profits further.

Conservatives successfully shifted the focus of American politics to the twin themes of debt and austerity -- with a specific attack on means-tested entitlement programs.

He argues that cycling campaigners have successfully shifted London's street management policies away from measures that simultaneously assist all "sustainable modes" and foster truly living streets towards favouring a certain sort of London cyclist at the expense of everyone else.

To explore possible alternatives to a prosecution-centered approach to conflict-related sexual violence, we employ two African case study examples of community-led gender justice initiatives that have successfully shifted legal discourse while simultaneously transforming wider cultural frameworks.

Why provide extra money from general taxation for higher education when the fee changes made in 2010 – backed by income-contingent loans – successfully shift the burden on to higher-earning graduates?

(Johnson) Douglas Florian: 'Dawn Thieves' (through May 5) In 24 works mostly from the past two years, this artist, who is also a poet and a writer-illustrator of award-winning children's books, successfully shifts from (mostly) gouache on paper bags to oil on small wood panels.

Their involvement is essential for successfully shifting from individual and economic objectives to 'common good' approaches.

It is possible to successfully shift one's sleeping patterns but it just takes a lot of work, said Watson.

Nor could it continue to use Java to disguise the fact that it hadn't been able to successfully shift from one hardware business model to another.