Sentence examples for tend to shift from from inspiring English sources

Buyers who become frustrated tend to shift from looking in popular urban core neighborhoods to suburbs where competition is less intense, or from single-family homes to condos, Vallejo says.

In her study, Halme (1996) examined the GMA shift in two Finnish companies and concluded that although profitability is more important for these firms, they tend to shift from TMA to GMA.

The major constructs I consider tend to shift from shelf to shelf, building an array of sections that hold together but could also easily be reconvened.

"When people face endings they tend to shift from goals about exploration and expanding horizons to ones about savoring relationships and focusing on meaningful activities," she said.

Pregnant and postpartum women also tend to shift from moderate to light-intensity PA [ 11, 12].

However, women tend to shift from health enhancing moderate-intensity activities to light-intensity activities during pregnancy.

As people grow older, their definition of happiness tends to shift from excitement to contentment.

But, during periods of modest economic growth, such as the one that many advanced economies have experienced in recent decades, income tends to shift from labor to capital.

The present paper aims to clarify why the solid-state electrochemistry of an electroactive material tends to shift from a well-defined redox system to a pseudocapacitive behaviour.

And the American economy historically changed so quickly that the nature of work and the requirements for success tended to shift from one generation to the next.

Paradoxically, world music was often synonymous with local or regional music, and interpretations of what fitted tended to shift from one country to the next.