Sentence examples for the remarkable shift from inspiring English sources
The remarkable shift in the city's Jewish landscape is also having an impact on its politics, academics and politicians say.
WASHINGTON — Myanmar's opposition leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, called for the lifting of American sanctions against her country on Tuesday, beginning an emotional visit to the United States that punctuated the remarkable shift in relations with Myanmar over the past year.
The remarkable shift of DFB1 with Cys was observed from 470 nm to 590 nm in absorption spectra and from 560 nm to 680 nm in emission spectra.
Using Fourier transfer infrared spectroscopy, we observed the remarkable shift of the wavelength corresponding to the hydrogen bond in PAc aqueous solutions.
Figure 4 also presents the remarkable shift of the defect-related luminescence, from the yellow band (approximately 550 nm) to the green band (approximately 490 nm), as the thickness of the ZnO shell layer is greater than 10 nm.
Much less publicized than increasing Hispanic support was the remarkable shift of Asian-Americans for Obama from 62percentt in 2008 to 73percentt in 2012.
The results showed that there were the remarkable shifts of saturation current and charge carrier mobility after exposed to NO2 analyte.
The country is now dealing with the aftermath of that remarkable shift.
Much of this remarkable shift in international relations has, directly and indirectly, been stimulated by the EU.
There are several ways: England play a seamer light, which means Mark Wood or Steven Finn (or, if Anderson plays, both) missing out and Ben Stokes becoming third seamer; they could omit Adam Lyth, elevate Moeen to the top of the order (a remarkable shift from nine as he was in Nottingham); or they could rest Jos Buttler, with Jonny Bairstow keeping wicket (or vice versa).
While many predicted the mobile era might kill Facebook, the company has made a remarkable shift on the business side to take advantage of the new medium where others have faltered.
