Sentence examples for been a definite shift from inspiring English sources

David Kiernan, of the Wow House Company, says there has been "a definite shift" towards clean, modern lines.

Over the past few years there has been a definite shift in awareness concerning the infinite challenges still facing women at every level.

There has been a definite shift towards female writers in the genre, which is likely to snowball in 2015, agreed Kate McHale, science fiction buyer for Waterstones.

"I have been participating in this aquarium for 20 years and there has been a definite shift," said Mark McKinnon, vice president for Public Strategies and a media adviser to both President George W. Bush and Senator John McCain.

It took Flanagan twelve years to write, and there has been a definite shift in style: here, the brutality comes to the forefront of the narrative, and the strange, almost mythical qualities of "Gould" are replaced by a jarring realism.

Vince Pearce from the National Careers Service agrees: "There has been a definite shift over the past four or five years, with young people looking into other options rather than university".

"This is a definite shift for him and a good one, I think".

What I also see is a definite shift in society's attitude and a change in health and social work practice.

I could see there was a definite shift in the way young people were behaving, and the attitudes towards older people.

"But its public presence, successful campaigns and increasing social support show that there is a definite shift in Polish people's socio-political attitudes".

"There was a definite shift here, with more Asians and Europeans bidding, although in New York we saw more participation from Russia," he said.