Sentence examples for a shift in our thinking from inspiring English sources

McGuinness's analysis shows the urgent need for a shift in our thinking about how to achieve reading success.

Losing the internet may make people recognise its importance in their lives, but we would soon be taking it for granted again, says Hancock. "I'd like to say an internet blackout would cause a shift in our thinking, but I don't think it would". Even so, that's still not enough to persuade his students to give it up for a weekend.

The memo emphasized that though the change was "small" and an "experiment," it was "a shift in our thinking".

And while that will be a shift and require a shift in our thinking – about education, right?

"There has been a shift in our thinking," said Scott Huffman, an engineering director in charge of search quality at Google.

"It will take a shift in our thinking about what our priorities should be, maybe even some general agreement about holding back on consumer litigation," Dr. Tone said.

It takes bravery, it takes time, and it takes a complete shift in our thinking.

But at the core of this epidemic, the drug companies exploited a key shift in our thinking about feelings in general and especially the importance of children's feelings of self-image and self-esteem.

The finding that partial and transient reduction of glycolysis may be sufficient to inhibit pathological angiogenesis provides a paradigm shift in our thinking about anti-glycolytic therapies, away from complete and permanent blockade of glycolysis, which can induce undesired adverse systemic effects.

A White Paper on the Pacific would be a good way to explore all this – and most importantly, to kickstart a serious national debate – and then signal a shift in our national thinking in the same way we tried with the White Paper on Australia in the Asian-Century in 2012.

For many, to use a hackneyed phrase, there has been something of a paradigm shift in our thinking about nature, a change reflected in these two messages.