ever-shifting

Adjective

Meaning

ever-shifting (not comparable)

alternative form of evershifting

Antonyms

Examples

But as issues of right and wrong become increasingly muddied in our ever-shifting pandemic world, can travelers be counted on to do the right thing? Source: Internet

Although the Adobe Flash Player is used by the vast majority of websites that offer video content and/or games, it is not the only technology being used in the ever-shifting online and mobile content environment. Source: Internet

Psagot, Edom, 2009: An ever-shifting blend, this year with Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Petite Verdot (61%, 17%, 15% and 7%, respectively ), each variety fermented separately until blending. Source: Internet

Rafi Hasid, another multi-location restaurant owner, told Markowicz he has spent at least $10,000 per site to keep up with the ongoing and ever-shifting regulations. Source: Internet

Our goal was to build a tool to allow the company’s various buying teams to calculate demand on a per-product per-store basis with special provisions for seasonality as well as ever-shifting local tastes. Source: Internet

Different times and different details require ever-shifting strategies, but none of them involves “villain” rhetoric or public demands and threats. Source: Internet

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