Sentence examples for any sort of shift from inspiring English sources

For Andreessen Horowitz, the emphasis on late stage deals doesn't represent any sort of shift.

Indeed, in prior work we have found that responding to this target cue in the probe test is dissociable from even the smallest animal-by-animal differences in conditioned or unconditioned responding to the two outcomes used (Schoenbaum et al., 2011), indicating that it is not driven by any sort of shift in value that might accrue to the cue.

This parallel drawn between a medical reflection and the theory of the art shows, in this hesitation about whether to allow or to mask the signs of impending death, a sort of shift from the symbolic to the real.

The book is full of exercises, tough questions, and great insight into any sort of life shift you might be experiencing.

A 2008 academic paper published in the journal Public Health Nursing by Ruth Malone and Elizabeth Smith, both professors at UCSF, concluded the website's existence did not signify any sort of radical shift in company culture on public health.

Any sort of important technology or shift has winners and losers, right?

What with the applicability (if not the fundamental legal base) of copyright being shaken by all manner of P2P, media company inertia, and skyrocketing bandwidth, it seems simply impractical to pass any sort of lasting legislation — upon shifting sands, as it were.

That sort of shift would be hard for any politician to ignore, even one who proudly declares himself to not be a politician.

"But there needs to be some sort of shift – radio rap is dying a death.

Making that sort of shift, you don't make it all at once.

"To me, that really proves there's been some sort of shift in the public and cultural interest".