Sentence examples for an enduring shift from inspiring English sources

The study contributed to an enduring shift in the balance of power between the state and disadvantaged families with children.

A growing body of research suggests that the recent recession may have brought an enduring shift in the geography of American growth.

It forms part of the growing body of evidence, which I described in an article on Tuesday, that the recession may mark an enduring shift in the geography of American growth.

With the passage of six months since the terrorist attacks, a return visit to those men and women seemed in order, to examine whether the rules of attraction had undergone an enduring shift.

Baker had an epiphany in the course of her work, and it gave rise to an enduring shift in the very nature of medicine: "The way to keep people from dying from disease, it struck me suddenly, was to keep them from falling ill".

We'll have to wait a while for that to play out to know whether the brain's love of the curve translates into an enduring shift in technology.

Younger voters weren't just more liberal than their parents (as young people usually are); they were more liberal than the previous generation had been at the same age, suggesting a more enduring shift.

But a more enduring shift of power within the administration was taking place -- one that became apparent in a decision that would have significant consequences for how terror suspects were interrogated and detained.

Looking back these past four years, it's evident that Sandy has inspired its own enduring shift – a change in how we conserve natural resources to include not just wildlife, plants and habitats, but people, too.

It's a bouncy castle coming up!' Fabulous!" Evidence that the London Games has caused some profound and enduring shifts in British attitudes can be found even in The Audience, Daldry believes.

Interestingly, in one neuron, an enduring significant phase shift under control conditions (2400 ms) disappeared when the neuron was exposed to a low concentration of carbachol (10 μ m, 77 ms), only to reappear again at a higher concentration of carbachol (20 μ m, 896 ms).