Sentence examples for usually shifting from inspiring English sources

The German health care system has experienced several reforms in the past years, usually shifting more financial responsibility to the insured, e.g. by raising co-payments for prescribed drugs [ 1].

If the sobbing continued, the children usually shifted gears and came forward — to deliver a hug.

The best films usually shift the perspective now and again into the bad guy's point of view.

When Okafor is not on the court, the impetus usually shifts to Ben Gordon -- an outstanding scorer -- or maybe to the swingman Rashad Anderson or to the senior leader Taliek Brown.

Hamilton usually shifts to left field in the late innings, but he'll start there to get the right-handed-batting Gentry in there against the lefty Garcia.

But Judge Kessler rightly noted that when people without insurance become sick and seek care, the costs are usually shifted to other participants in the health markets, to federal and state governments, and to taxpayers.

A study of nearly 2,000 opinion polls in American presidential races between 1952 and 2008 by Robert Erikson of Columbia University and Christopher Wlezien, now at the University of Texas, found that preferences usually shift only slightly in the final six months.

On a steep mountain road I drive regularly, the S4 zoomed up in fourth gear on a stretch where I'd usually downshift to second or third; its third gear handled climbs where I usually shift to second, or even first.

In her native Odessa, Ms. Guleghina (properly pronounced goo-LEG-ee-nuh, though the accent is usually shifted to the third syllable, even by her) caught sight of a street tough nearly three times her age and who knows how many times her size mauling a sparrow.

A growth round usually shifts the balance of power to VCs.

The culture conditions and the method usually shifted the pigment characteristics and productivities (Chen et al. 2015).