Sentence examples for a dramatic shift for from inspiring English sources

The move represented a dramatic shift for Mr. Bernanke, who took over as Fed chairman two years ago.

Such a move would be a dramatic shift for Microsoft, which has shied away from competing directly with its hardware partners.

The speech marked a dramatic shift for Clinton, who long supported the agreement and helped orchestrate negotiations as Obama's first secretary of state.

It was a dramatic shift for Peapod, whose co-founder and chief technology officer, Thomas Parkinson, is shown in a photograph on the company's Web site dressed in a green peapod costume.

It would be a dramatic shift for the Obama administration, which has declined to label President Mohamed Morsi's ousting a coup and has argued it is in US national security interests to keep aid flowing.

Hololens as a project is a dramatic shift for the company.

Downtown office buildings that largely sat empty for decades are being turned into condos for the newly moneyed young--a dramatic shift for a city that for much of the last half-century exported talent.

It was a dramatic shift of policy for the U.K., which had always championed enlargement of the EU and the free movement of workers across national borders.

Such a dramatic shift from a sacred natural polytheism to a business monotheism does not bode well for human survival.

Last year saw a dramatic shift in design for Samsung.

At the very least, it would represent a dramatic shift in financing for the entire aerospace sector.