Sentence examples for to begin to shift from inspiring English sources
Play 'As Time Goes By.' " It didn't take long for the line to begin to shift.
By Friday evening, however, coverage appeared to begin to shift against the I.A.A.F.
The real task facing the executive after the May elections will be to begin to shift the entrenched patterns of segregation.
Microsoft still faces a classic Innovator's Dilemma, whether to continue to put massive resources into the Windows/Office desktop franchise while it continues to make huge profits, or to begin to shift and change direction and slowly pivot away from the part of the company that up until now has been a huge percentage of its revenue.
But as an executive, it's often necessary to begin to shift your focus towards big picture conversations.
However, I do believe there is a common factor that must exist if we are to begin to shift the tide dramatically.
He lived long enough to see critical opinion begin to shift on "Heaven's Gate".
Will the responsibility for learning results begin to shift from doctor to patient?
He insists that attention will eventually begin to shift from him to the company.
"BUSINESSES, as well as most organisations outside the business world, begin to shift from hierarchical processes to networked ones.
The haze could clear as early as today, Mr. Quinlan said, as winds begin to shift to the south and southwest, carrying the smoke far off the Eastern Seaboard.
