Sentence examples for what shifted from inspiring English sources

I asked what shifted the dynamic.

That's what shifted the arc of their lives.

LONDON — What shifted the hype machine into overdrive, helping to broadside Ryan Lochte at these London Games, were the world swimming championships last year in Shanghai.

(In some instances, what shifted was their ownership: I.B.M. sold its hard-disk division to Hitachi, which later sold its division to Western Digital).

What shifted the balance in favor of the Allies in the end was America's industrial might, which by 1943 was supplying enormous quantities of munitions and equipment without which the Red Army's victory would have taken far longer to achieve.

The science that pronounced western people superior was bogus – but what shifted Huxley's views wasn't any scientific revelation: it was the rise of Nazism, which revealed what had been done under the aegis of Haeckel-style racism.

So it really depends on what shifts you're allocated.

But what shifting relationships did these changes symbolize?

What shifts popcorn is escapism and heroism: rags-to-riches, rise-and-fall, fantasy and superheroes.

What shifts them from the provocative to the shocking is the single word in many of the captions: mum.

They can map the inherent dynamism in that fringe of ice and show what tensions and abrasions, what shifts in local climate, led to its disintegration.