Sentence examples for willing to shift from inspiring English sources

Fearing a conservative backlash, they were willing to shift their votes to the right.

"Breitbart was willing to shift its politics according to what is popular with its audience," Burley says.

But not a single House Republican who had supported the president's previous veto was willing to shift sides yesterday.

With the modern land shortage the older men are no longer willing to shift, and new age villages seldom become established.

The Communists had been ideologically opposed to Nazism — but they had also shown themselves willing to shift stands when Moscow aligned itself with Hitler.

FOREIGN POLICY The decision to take a weeklong trip to Europe was perhaps the first indication that Mr. Romney was willing to shift away from his basic economic message.

Explain what the problem is and see if anyone would be willing to switch shifts with you.[12].[12]

"I can only tell you one thing: For car manufacturers, please give me that platform which provides so much attention for so little money, and I am definitely willing to change our activities and shift them towards that platform.

Should May survive, she says she will return to parliament next week with a new deal, but a statement by her spokesman Wednesday suggests she is not willing to significantly shift on her red lines.

If you're willing to manually shift scorpions from your yard, this can be done at night.

The state department has also patched together a Karl Rove-style "coalition of the willing" that seeks to shift the focus away from possible US misdeeds in Honduras and tag Brazil, Venezuela and Ecuador as enablers of what Hilary Clinton characterizes as a terrorist government in Iran.