Sentence examples for a key shift from inspiring English sources

The pilot study works by making a key shift in how the drug can be dispensed.

"Most do not want to be telephone companies, and that has become a key shift in the market".

All of this suggests not only that a key shift has long since gotten underway in demographics and media, but also that younger voters make decisions differently.

It is a clinical job, offering emotional support to people being cared for, and its creation has been described by researchers as a key shift in integrated services and workforce development.

The government is moving to open up data after the Tory party first made clear that a key shift in how it would govern would involve passing on information to the public.

But that misses a key shift: digital natives are participating in civic life in ways where they feel they can have an impact and these points of impact are often outside government.

Many harpsichord players, including Bach, would retune a few notes of their instruments to prepare to play a piece in a new key, shifting the "wolf" fifth to part of the scale where it would do no harm.

It was Newlin's trusty computer that enabled him to organize the immense mass of Dickens material, searching out a word with the tap of a single key, shifting thousands of words in bulk from one place to another with another tap, and so by electronic manipulation avoiding the repetitious donkeywork imposed on scholars in earlier times.

Below are a few key shifts that I think have resurfaced this phenomenon.

A key policy shift occurred in 2003.

The move from an individual-based approach to a population-based one was recognised as the only way to make ART rapidly accessible to the millions in need and was a key conceptual shift [ 33].