Sentence examples for a strategy shift from inspiring English sources

The deal with LG is something of a strategy shift for Netflix.

In a strategy shift aimed at benefiting from higher fares rather than larger volume, Southwest, a leader in the low-cost sector, has held its capacity virtually flat in the past year.

"It started with a strategy shift to focus on the fact that all the occasions of your life, large and small, are worthy of Planters," said Sandy Greenberg, a copywriter who is an executive vice president and group creative director on Planters at Foote Cone, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies.

In a strategy shift, Mr. Schundler turned his full attention to the Democratic candidate for governor, Mayor James E. McGreevey of Woodbridge, apparently in an effort to counter repeated assertions by the Franks campaign that Mr. Schundler could not beat Mr. McGreevey in the general election.

The roundup, which began on Monday and ended late Thursday, reflected a strategy shift by the Obama administration, which says it is focusing its enforcement efforts on catching and deporting immigrants who had been convicted of crimes or posed a national security threat.

No – this doesn't reflect a strategy shift.

Therefore, to see Office land on iPad is more a culmination of a shift underway for a very long time than a surprising strategy shift.

According to state media reports, Xi announced a "major strategy shift" in Xinjiang at a high-level political meeting last week, emphasising a prioritisation of "maintaining social stability" over economic development.

And this wasn't an accident: it was a deliberate strategy shift on Romney's part.

If the Vision Fund continues to be a unified fund, that would be a notable strategy shift that might be cloned by other trans-Pacific funds.

The Pentagon is mulling a grand strategy shift that would curtail its global military presence -- a comfort to European and Asian allies.