Examples of using Would shift in English and their translations into Greek
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One opposition leader predicted voter sentiment would shift in a month or two.
later than day 14 of your cycle, this would shift your due date accordingly.
Panasonic would shift most of its prismatic battery-related equipment
a program that would shift the tax burden onto consumers while giving big businesses incentives to replace workers with robots and touch-screens.
Panasonic would shift most of its prismatic battery-related equipment
Fearing that the balance of power in the capital would shift against them, Misratan and Islamist-leaning militias launched
while solar geoengineering in the south would shift the jet stream north providing optimal conditions for storm formation.”.
Such a future scenario on the security council would shift power significantly in favor of a western bloc of allies the US,
defying post-crisis fears that the centre of monetary gravity would shift from America to China.
we could construct a building skeleton where, during an earthquake all the plates would shift by the same amplitude as the ground without differing phases.
one could construct a building framework where, during an earthquake, all the plates would shift by the same amplitude, at the ground without differing phases.
In channelling, we told you that the magnetic north would shift- what you read on the compass would shift- because the magnetics of the planet had to be adjusted to create the physics that would be the adjusted bed of new consciousness.
Hillary Clinton 's supporters had hoped that a ninth justice chosen by a Democratic president would shift the balance, possibly for a generation.
Hillary Clinton 's supporters had hoped that a ninth justice chosen by a Democratic president would shift the balance, possibly for a generation.
Hillary Clinton 's supporters had hoped that a ninth justice chosen by a Democratic president would shift the balance, possibly for a generation.
inbound EU travel and on visa applications, which would shift some of the burden onto non-EU citizens.
I feared my husband's love would shift from me to the baby, and the specialness I felt right then would be over.
with no proper exercise of democracy, would shift power from the electorate to officials.
as the bunk bed would shift slightly with that thing climbing into the bottom bed.
The entire geopolitical order would shift.