Sentence examples for a distressing shift in from inspiring English sources

This gives the rivalry with Feyenoord, of Rotterdam, an unsettling undercurrent of anti-Semitism — something that Kuper connects to a distressing shift in Dutch public life from a rather "dull" liberalism toward xenophobia and anger.

s someone who has spent years focusing on improving patient outcomes, I've seen a distressing shift in the work of physicians, one that is no fault of their own.

Daimler-Benz's $36 billion acquisition of Chrysler in 1998 is a distressing case in point.

Analysts have also started to notice a distressing churn in its customer base.

It acknowledged that "the publication of powerful and distressing images from a beach in Turkey has forced a shift in the climate of public opinion... and, as a direct result, pushed politicians across Europe into finding a solution".

He moved to New York after Welles showed a distressing romantic interest in his young wife.

Constipation was ranked as 6th and was not identified as a distressing side-effect in 1983.

This is a vast shift in taste.

"It's a major shift in psychology".

This marks a distinct shift in worldview.

It was a notable shift in priorities.