Sentence examples for a deliberate shift from inspiring English sources

Turnbull said on Wednesday the decision to shift to debt and equity-based funding was a deliberate shift.

The Great British reference was a deliberate shift in the brand's marketing, according to Boyd Tunnock, managing director of the legacy Scottish brand.

It is a rare thing for any newspaper or magazine to respond to a bad set of circulation figures by making a deliberate shift upmarket.

Schell argues that with the threat of nuclear terrorism, the Bush administration has made a deliberate shift from a strategy based broadly on consent and law to one based on force and pre-emption.

In other words, if we are serious about the Paris agreement, then there needs to be a deliberate shift of investments out of fossil fuels and into clean replacements at this moment.

Some state Democratic officials, speaking privately because they did not want to ruffle improving relations with the union, said they were aware of the money provided by 1199 and attributed it to a deliberate shift in strategy by 1199; others said they had no knowledge of it.

Analysts suggested that personalising the issue by focusing on Gaddafi was a subtle but deliberate shift towards regime change, as was a reference to the suffering of the "Libyan people" rather than the "civilians" mentioned by the UN.

In that and other ways, "Violet" represents a critical and deliberate shift in Foster's rapidly rising career, a tack away from musical merriment to more complicated and dramatic roles, parts governed less by dance steps and more by acting.

It was a noticeable and deliberate shift in tone for Ms. Quinn, who emerged as a pivotal player in the talks.

This new way of working, I believe, will lead us on a progressive and deliberate shift away from the shortcomings of the past.

And this wasn't an accident: it was a deliberate strategy shift on Romney's part.