Sentence examples for a broader shift of from inspiring English sources

Claire Conlon, press secretary for De León, said the committee changes were part of a broader shift of assignments for legislators.

He will be replaced there in the course of a broader shift of West German envoys that is expected to occur in the second half of this year.

What will be the impact on outlook, vision, and management perspectives from the ever-increasing diversity of people, in conjunction with a growing shift in worker's orientations to the job, to what they look for from management, and to what they define as "success?" All of the above are parts of a broader shift of mentality, values, outlook on life, and behavior.

Democrats' increasing openness to the idea of reparations corresponds to a broader shift on the impacts of racial discrimination ― one that's become apparent across American society within the past few years, but especially visible within the party.

"These events may well come to be viewed as symptomatic of a broader shifting of the tectonic plates that make up the energy landscape, with significant developments in both the supply of energy and its demand".

The solution, he argued, is a broad shift of economic direction.

Cruz's appointment to the space, science and competitiveness subcommittee comes amid a broad shift of power in the Senate, where the GOP won a majority in the 2014 midterm elections.

Are these tactical shifts on economic policy symptomatic of a broader shift to the left?

He ascribes gold's present good fortune to a broad shift out of American shares and bonds because of an Enron-induced malaise rather than to any revival in gold's role as the ultimate store of value.

Moreover, the subtle ways in which racial disparities are portrayed on the show suggest a broader shift from questions of identity to questions of ownership, structure and control.

This decline, Mr. Florida argued, is rooted in a broader shift in definitions of success, essentially, a realignment of the pillars.