This turn of events probably greatly affected Dvořák's eventual shift to a personal integrative style of composition, as opposed to a complete devotion to the Wagner school.

Though it is too early to predict which general conferences will be formed in the coming years, the eventual shift is inevitable.

Parks planners, anticipating the eventual shift, have ruled out only one potential alternative on the site, which constitutes 12 percent of Central Park: obtrusive public or any private development.

Despite constant warfare and eventual shifts in regional power, most kingdoms never disappeared from the political landscape until the collapse of the whole system in the 9th century.

California's more hospitable and cost-effective climate led to the eventual shift of virtually all filmmaking to the West Coast by the 1930s.

His interest in science would also lay the groundwork for his eventual shift to anarchism.

Existing analog HDTV broadcasts would continue until at least 2007, but the eventual shift to digital is now certain.

Green cautioned against the suggestion that Bonilla's eventual shift to the outfield had officially started, but Bonilla appeared copacetic with the situation.

But even if few people have made changes in anticipation of the tax increase, executives do expect an eventual shift of funds into more tax-sheltered investments.

Many of these early missions were escorted by fighter aircraft and an eventual shift was made to night operations.