Sentence examples for address the shift from inspiring English sources
The automaker, based in Dearborn, Mich., is drafting a major overhaul of its manufacturing plans in North America to address the shift to smaller cars.
CSFB expects an above-market revenue growth rate for ADC Telecommunications, noting "ADC is well positioned to address the shift in carrier capex from the core to the access portion of their networks".
It would be remiss not to address the shift in our tone and mannerisms as well.
As the enterprise software industry evolves, mature technology giants, like I.B.M. and Oracle, are rapidly building businesses or buying small to medium-size companies to address the shifts.
The Labor hierarchy, both locally and nationally, would have to restructure its operations and beliefs to address the shifts in the inner city electorates where they are losing ground.
As Sarah Tanguy, curator of the Hechinger collection, points out in the exhibition catalog, depicting tools became for artists a "means to bridge the gap between art and life, and to address the shifting definition of perception".
Beyond the practical issues that must immediately be faced, the long-term challenge is to address the shifting realities of sex and reproduction in a global 21st century, with the moral agenda shifted away from controlling women to alleviating human suffering.
Policy to address the shifting tree species distributions anticipated in coming decades requires a sound understanding of how forests respond to environmental change.
In addition, to address the shifting epidemiology of TB to foreign-born persons, ACHA updated its TB control guidelines in July 2008.
EPMM proposes a human rights-based approach to maternal and newborn healthcare, and expands the focus to address the shifting patterns of causes of maternal death in countries, as well as the systemic social, political and economic determinants of health and survival that are associated with high rates of maternal mortality.
Because top-notch assistants are so hard to replace, high-ranking corporate officers now find themselves addressing the shift in these aides' goals and expectations.
