Sentence examples for bit of a shift from inspiring English sources

The smaller iPad is a bit of a shift for the company.

At the sports and culture end, I think it's fair to say there has been a bit of a shift.

"There was a little bit of a shift at that point," said Bare, of the kinds of drugs coming into America.

"There's a bit of a shift in our marketing model, to doing from saying," Mr. Westphal said — in other words, away from traditional ads that talk about the product to focusing on experiences that the product can offer consumers.

(Some already detect a bit of a shift: Though Ms. Gillibrand accumulated an 80percentt vote rating from a gay-rights group — the lowest in New York's Democratic delegation — the executive director of the Empire State Pride Agenda said she had called him Thursday night and pledged her support for gay marriage).

Silvercar has been helped in getting into new markets with a bit of a shift in strategy.

"It's nice to see a bit of a momentum shift".

For Mr. Helms the joy of "Jeff" was playing a part he said was "a little bit of a gear shift for me," and experiencing the Duplasses' improvisational filmmaking process.

And there's been a bit of a cultural shift at the grass-roots, minor level as well, with people being serious about the fact that head trauma can be debilitating.

One quickie theory is that the influx of talented freshman that would have gone to the N.B.A. have separated the top teams from the middle and caused a bit of a class shift.

Long lovable doormats, and one of the last remaining properly fan-owned clubs in the professional football pyramid, Brentford have undergone a bit of a cultural shift in the past two years.