Sentence examples for waiting to shift from inspiring English sources

That is hard to square with 400m underemployed rural workers waiting to shift into industry.

Training will also be automatically extended for students who are waiting to shift to temporary work visas known as H-1B.

And while 85 years is far too long to wait to shift to clean energy, the leaders of some of the largest nations now acknowledge that the world will be prosperous and energy secure without coal, oil or gas.

And so, the chip makers are scrambling to meet consumers' needs and do away with the hiccups people sometimes see when watching a video stream or the long wait to shift a home video from a camera or phone onto their PC.

There, the menu is simply an opening negotiating position, with various dishes just waiting to be shifted to "the side" or off the plate altogether.

Last summer, parked buses stretched in milelong lines, waiting to shuttle shift workers to the camp.

In one instance, she witnessed people shooting at each other while she was sitting on a bench waiting to begin her shift.

Jeter sifted through fan mail before last night's game, chatting a little about how he had been able to regain power in his swing the last week, keeping his weight shifted back, waiting to identify the pitch before attacking.

Do you have to wait years to shift the culture to one that is ready?

This authorization includes requiring financially able individuals to obtain health insurance or pay a fee instead of free riding on benevolence by shifting costs to others (cost shifting) or waiting to obtain insurance until they are already ill (adverse selection).

Vincent Sapone, managing director of the League of Mutual Taxi Owners, said that many drivers who braved the elements spent hours of their shift waiting to fill up.