Sentence examples for a shift in priority from inspiring English sources

A shift in priority has occurred in an era of outsize television contracts as Olympic officials seek to add more telegenic sports and more widely visible stars in hopes of maintaining a sense of relevance, modernity and youthfulness in the Winter and the Summer Games.

But the fresh attention has not translated into money or a shift in priorities.

Some hoped that with new leadership at the drug control office, Congress might be nudged toward a shift in priorities.

But in Mexico, a focus of American antidrug efforts in recent years, a shift in priorities is already apparent.

I disagree with David Brooks that the shift in public sentiment toward 2008 presidential candidates can be likened to a "postwar mood" or attributed to a shift in priorities.

This month, Yahoo did lay off about a dozen people in ad sales, but Ms. Millard said this represented a shift in priorities rather than a scaling back.

In vain will he plead that a cut is not a cut when it is a freeze or merely a shift in priorities.

Republican pollsters say that for now at least voters are in a forgiving mood and believe that Sept. 11 brought a shift in priorities.

Courtesy of the recession, and of a shift in priorities, the wait list -- that late-90's product of irrational exuberance -- is looking mighty shaky.

It can lead people to a shift in priorities, bring new insights, or cause them to live a completely different life.

While Senator Gregg said he did not expect education policy to "radically change," the new balance of power here is likely to mean a shift in priorities.