Sentence examples for a qualitative shift from inspiring English sources

There has been a qualitative shift, too.

This is a qualitative shift in values and objectives.

That has led to a qualitative shift in the nature of the international system.

Now an investigation by the UN Monitoring Group on Somalia and Eritrea suggests that the plot was genuine, and says it represented "a qualitative shift in Eritrean tactics" in the Horn of Africa.

"In retrospect these were the kind of moments where there was a qualitative shift in the direction of society," he argues.

But we also want to see a qualitative shift in how institutions are run: they should be democratically governed public services, run by students and staff, and they should be places in which international students are welcomed, not exploited and surveilled.

Clearly, there simply isn't a meaningful, qualitative shift that occurs in our lives due to any outside source or achievement.

While a rise in the application of quantitative methods like big data and marketing technology has dominated the collective minds of marketers, a more qualitative shift has also occurred, highlighting the changing trend in consumer trust that marketers must address: Influencers are now more powerful than traditional celebrities.

We also report that HIV-specific CD8+ T-cell responses in rectal mucosa of patients on long-term suppressive ART are characterized by low magnitude and a marked qualitative shift towards monofunctional responses when compared to patients not on ART.

And the expansion of public ART programmes represents a dramatic, qualitative shift in the epidemic.

Whether this reflects a beneficial qualitative shift in Treg subsets supporting TB immunity remains to be established.