Sentence examples for a major pivot from inspiring English sources

Neither campaign is planning a major pivot for the fall.

PAGE A22 OP-ED DAVID BROOKS Neither the campaign of Barack Obama nor John McCain is planning a major pivot for the fall.

The new law, which shortens sentences for some offenders and expands job training and other programs for prisoners, reflects a major pivot by the GOP from its punitive, law-and-order stance of the 1980s to policies that emphasize rehabilitation and aim to save money.

HootSuite has announced a major pivot today.

Let's call it a major pivot.

You may even have to go through a major pivot.

They both made a major career pivot at Yale SOM: Colter was a former teacher who was working in the education space, and Symes was a journalist.

Making such a major career pivot meant seeking out advice.

I was hitting major pivot points every few years: first, taking a leave of absence from UCLA to work at a startup, pivoting to Google two years later to the Training and Development team, then a few years later pivoting internally to the career development team before leaving the company two years after that when my first book, Life After College, came out.

In this clip, Gross shares how Knowledge Adventure discovered its major pivot through direct interaction with customers.

Pivot is a word that tends to be over-used in the tech world, but in eBay's case that is exactly what we are witnessing a major pivot in the company's business model to local commerce.