Sentence examples for a definite shift of from inspiring English sources

"There has been a definite shift of violence away from the border and back to the interior states," said David A. Shirk, director of the Trans-Border Institute at the University of San Diego, who closely tracks drug crime.

"There is a definite shift of that Mayfair and Knightsbridge high specification, which is now coming into the City and the 'City Fringe,"' said Raul Cimesa of the City office of Knight Frank real estate.

There is a definite shifting of the tide".

Conversely the T. brucei CPG distribution shows a definite shift to the right representing a relaxation of purifying selection and a higher percentage of genes with dN/dS>1 (Figure 1).

"This is a definite shift for him and a good one, I think".

Lightspeed Venture Partners hired Kelly Mayes, a former director of communications at AOL. "There has been a definite shift in the importance of brand awareness in venture capital," said Rob Coneybeer, a managing director at Shasta Ventures, whose firm is now looking to hire a full-time marketing person.

Although this is very much still the case, there is also a definite shift towards an acceptance of people as they are – label or no label".

The opposite in fact--I would be the one doing the reporting, a definite shift in the balance of influence and responsibility.

Copeland was already a bona fide celebrity, having landed the cover of TIME and a contract with Under Armor; her star has only risen since, marking a definite shift in the modern face of ballet.

These observations in adult wild type and Casr+/- mice demonstrate a definite shift in the physiological response of calcitonin to acute increments in ionized calcium.

"When we talk to Chinese consumers, they absolutely want to spend on luxury, but there is also a definite shift," said Shaun Rein, managing director of China Market Research Group, a consulting firm.