Sentence examples for ultimate shift from inspiring English sources
The ultimate shift will come if science learns how to directly edit an athlete's DNA, making him or her physically better without the need for drugs.
This ultimate shift toward bone resorption results from the ability of tumor cells, either directly or indirectly, to influence osteoclast differentiation and activity positively [ 4, 5].
"It's like the ultimate stage shift," Dr. Hawk said of the new results.
During the polar winter they often endure several months without sunlight the ultimate night shift.
If the ultimate community shifts occur randomly and independently of the physiological stimulation, then the ultimate stimulations would resemble the initial stimulation (Generation 1), and community shifts would be unimportant for predicting long-term ecosystem response.
If the ultimate community shifts follow initial, short-term responses, then the community feedback effect will amplify individual physiological responses to an enhanced resource in isolation to other global change factors or other disturbances ('CO2 only' and 'N only' scenarios; Fig. 3, top panel).
It would be wrong to abet the majority's effort to shift ultimate responsibility for that falsehood by pinning it on Mr. Boies, whose representation was exemplary.
Word leaked to the Times that Bush had decided to shift ultimate responsibility for rebuilding Iraq from the Defense Department and State Department and turn it over to the National Security Council — a leak that infuriated Bush and, not incidentally, Donald Rumsfeld, the Secretary of Defense.
The commission, the executive arm of the European Union, has said that it would propose shifting ultimate supervision of all banks in the euro area to the E.C.B.
The move extended the touch points for its digital on-demand iPlayer service by breaking out the radio content into a standalone app — with the ultimate aim of shifting all radio listening off the BBC's main on-demand iPlayer service so that can focus on TV.
He's the ultimate opportunist, shamelessly shifting his positions more often than I change my underwear.
