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Discover Ludwig"a deep shift" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a significant or profound change or transformation. Example: "The company's new CEO brought about a deep shift in the company's culture, leading to increased productivity and innovation."
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Medicine is experiencing a deep shift.
But the attitude of the people toward America has undergone a deep shift.
It's a minor alteration of language that bespeaks a deep shift in perception.
A deep shift in how we generate and use power has begun.
But in total they could bring about a deep shift in the culture, behavior, and structure of public company boards.
The rumblings within the N.A.A.C.P. are, like the veneration of Betty Shabazz, symptoms of a deep shift in African-American attitudes.
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But Ventura's breakthrough foreshadowed a deeper shift too.
But will the downturn also produce a deeper shift in the values of consumers?
If there's a deeper shift in our thinking, it's still to come.
"But her cautious and delayed reaction is also in line with a deeper shift in Germany's European policies.
Some Chinese analysts say China's new attitude in foreign policy reflects a deeper shift in its psychology: a greater self-confidence that asserts itself, paradoxically, as moderation.
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