Sentence examples for we would shift from inspiring English sources

When someone felt worn down, we would shift work to allow him to rest.

"If we were to make a change, we would shift money out of large-cap sectors and into small and midcap stocks," he said.

I called the defensive signals and we would shift people, looping, or stunting".

We would shift subsidies and marketing from foods with the longest shelf lives, to foods that extend the shelf lives of the people eating them!

But we would shift emphasis in our interpretation.

On the other hand, if we view severity as a crude surrogate for a particular pathologic state, we would shift our focus to better defining those populations most likely to benefit from intervention, including patients who may not have met criteria for entry in the original PROWESS trial – those with disseminated intravascular coagulation or acute organ dysfunction from causes other than sepsis.

Green candidate Miriam Kennet told presenter Andrew Peach: "We are offering free childcare from aged two right up to when you start school and we'd shift the school age, starting at about six or seven.

We predicted elk would shift from a winter strategy of being relatively sedentary and occupying areas based on energetic considerations in the absence of wolves, to a more spatially dynamic strategy as elk responded to increased predation risk from wolves.

In contrast, during the dry season when food quality and availability declined, we expected that elephants would shift and select for the remaining high quality woody species across all habitats.

We wondered if attention would shift back to Placas' racially-charged hiring when Michael Bullerdick, Essence's former managing editor, resigned from his position in April after posting racist comments on his personal Facebook page.

Compared with the activation curve in 10 μM Ca2+, we expected that it would shift negatively by 40 mV in 300 μM Ca2+ and 80 mV in 2 mM Ca2+ (37).