Sentence examples for a shift of sentiment from inspiring English sources

"We had a tough time under Prime Minister Abbott and clearly there has been a shift of sentiment under Turnbull which is very welcome.

But, led by a dramatic shift of sentiment in Europe, where the Jubilee 2000 coalition has heavyweight political power, the lending agencies have embraced sweeping debt relief as a way to help poor nations cope with globalization.

With VCs voting with their feet and eschewing consumer startups this play period, we're seeing a major shift of sentiment and momentum to enterprise startups.

Those words would be impossible to utter today, even if, as Judt observes, many Americans don't seem to have caught up with the great shift of sentiment throughout the rest of the world.

And, of course, the old rivalry with England partly accounts for the shift of sentiment against Brown; the fact that defeat in Belgium followed England's startling but not unwarranted 5-1 victoverover Germany has hastened him towards the revolving door.

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Richard Ryder, editor of the Securities Arbitration Commentator, an industry publication in Maplewood, N.J., agreed that the higher customer awards indicated a shift in sentiment of arbitration panelists.

Sensitive to shifting currents are the policy wonks at CEBR, an economic consultancy, who put out a paper this week that was catchily called "We need to start considering what a Tory Government might do".The strongest sign yet of a shift in sentiment is that even long-time business friends and supporters of Mr Brown and his party have become more openly critical.

Harsher terms on PIKs would be further evidence of a shift in sentiment.

"We are starting to see signs of a shift in sentiment towards Europe.

But some prominent Haitians say there has been a shift in sentiment as a result of revelations of the lawlessness and corruption under his regime and brutal attacks by the chimères.