Sentence examples for basic shift from from inspiring English sources

The basic shift from the cold war to the new world is from MAD (mutual assured destruction) to MAC (mutual assured connectedness).

This basic shift from sole reliance on lobbying to influence legislation and regulation can be seen in the history of the railroads of the early 1900's.

Douglass C. North, a Nobel Prize-winning economic historian, asserts in his book Structure and Change in Economic History that when most of mankind stopped being hunter-gatherers 10,000 years ago and settled down to farm, there was a basic shift from common property rights to exclusive ones.

Mr. Dudley said investors had failed to appreciate Mr. Greenspan's basic shift in philosophy, from trying to act pre-emptively, or in advance of inflationary pressures, to reactively, in response to concrete signs of trouble.

It leads with a basic shift in our relationship with nature from resource and object to mentor, model and partner.

"There is a basic shift on housing," he said.

That reflected a basic shift in Europe's outlook.

But a basic shift in government priorities is possible.

Behind most of the proposals is a basic philosophy: shifting from a system of taxing income to one that taxes consumption -- another way of saying that savings and investment should be exempt from taxes.

A color like Cool Blue, she said, shows how blues become "dirty," while a basic pink can shift from bubble gum or cupcake frosting colors to Techno Pink — the grayish-rose hue Chevrolet showcased last year on the Spark.

Our basic motivation must shift from an "achievement: competitive" to an "achievement: collaborative" kind of enterprise -- That is to say, I'm not working to beat you out, but you and I are working in order to both make it.