Sentence examples for begun a dramatic shift from inspiring English sources
Toronto's politics had begun a dramatic shift in the late 1990s, when the city annexed the suburbs and suddenly gained massive numbers of conservative voters who grew resentful of rising taxes and liberal downtown initiatives like expanded arts and culture projects and bike lanes.
It has been a dramatic shift from the boom.
But if over the weeks ahead government forces are pushed out of their remaining bases in Kurdish areas, like oil-rich Hasakah in the northeast, then the fall of Sheikh Maksoud on Friday will have marked the beginning of a dramatic shift in Syria's civil war.
It's interesting to ponder why Julia began to notice a dramatic shift in the anxiety over the way we eat in the 1980's.
And that in turn led to Stargate's co-producing "A Head Full of Dreams," which Martin said he knew from the beginning would represent a dramatic shift from "Ghost Stories".
It first began in the eighth century, when a dramatic shift in the economy of the Sahel area south of the Sahara allowed more centralized states to form.
She is still the selfie-posting sexpot she's always been, but her personal style has undergone a dramatic shift since she began dating Kanye West -- and she's not afraid to admit it.
Competitively speaking, there was much evidence that the world basketball landscape had made a dramatic shift by the summer of 1992, beginning with fascinating old footage of Lithuanian center Arvydas Sabonis — who in his youth may have been every bit Bill Walton's equal.
The MacBride Principles campaign of the 1980s helped lead to a dramatic shift: a peace process which began in the 1990s and culminated in the signing of peace agreements on Good Friday, 1998.
According to the Congressional Research Service, the situation Heard found herself in may be due at least in part to a dramatic shift in campus police programs that began in the 1990s.
What began as a reaction to a personal slight has led to a dramatic shift in foreign relations.
