Sentence examples for the consequences of this shift from inspiring English sources

The consequences of this shift are now obvious.

Why waste the time?" On Tottenham Court Road in central London, the capital's traditional quarter for selling and fixing electronic goods, a man called Vic is living with the consequences of this shift.

The fact that the consequences of this shift, which is now almost one hundred years old, have not yet been fathomed makes it all the more urgent that we do so now.

Caruth goes on to trace the consequences of this shift in focus from the content of dreams to the surprise of waking from them, [End Page 152] a shift that forces us to view waking itself as a double repetition, the repetition of one ungraspable situation an encounter with death in the incomprehensibility of another the act of surviving.

The consequences of this shift towards individualism have been catastrophic -- just look at the massive growth in economic inequality since Reagan took office in 1980.

The consequences of this shift will be multiple, but it will entail the destruction of decayed cities and neighborhoods in its wake, such as what is occurring in Detroit today and it will lead to an increase in riots and protests.

The consequence of this shift is that conveying virtues across generations has become weakened, and support for the deepening of spirituality has eroded.

The consequence of this shift of spatial attention was that activity in occipital cortex was modulated in a manner consistent with previous studies of the voluntary orienting of spatial attention, enhancing activity contralateral, and suppressing activity ipsilateral to the visual distractors.

The Note explores the consequences of this doctrinal shift, and suggests strategies that food and drug regulators can use to immunize themselves from the commercial speech doctrine.

Yet he has little to say on the consequences of this colossal shift for the Russian Jews' sense of themselves as Jews.

On a practical level the consequences of this seismic shift can already be discerned in the music press's increasingly desperate struggle to defend its dwindling sphere of influence against the barbarian hordes of the blogosphere.