Sentence examples for brought a shift of from inspiring English sources

The discovery had brought "a shift of emphasis", said Redwood.

The arrival of Pope Francis has brought a shift of emphasis.

The reign of George III (1760 1820) brought a shift of meanings to the two words.

The change to an all-volunteer army brought a shift of pace for Marion Krauskopf, the civilian director of Berlin's recruitment center at the former military espionage base at Treptow-Köpenick in the southeast of the city, which once processed up to 150 draftees a day.

Thus, the V145E mutation of leptin brought a shift of adipocyte size-distribution toward larger in WAT (Figure 3D).

Regardless of who wins, the new leader will bring a shift of cultural attitudes, given that all three are Roman Catholics from western Germany — the opposite of Ms. Merkel, who is a Lutheran from eastern Germany, said Paul Nolte, a professor of history at the Free University in Berlin.

Funerals are expensive events – at Cribb's, the cheapest is around £2,500, and Sarah has known some families spend up to £40,000 on a send-off – and a death often brings a shifting of fortunes in a family.

During an earlier period Russian sentence structures had been formed on Germanic and Latin patterns; the intensive French-Russian bilingualism of the Russian elite in the 18th and 19th centuries not only influenced syntax but also brought a shift in the range of meanings of Russian words as the elite came into contact with western European concepts.

The 1980s brought a shift, with vociferous complaints of leftwing bias.

But Lendl has brought a shift in the mindset of the Murray "project" that has now resulted in him adding a historic Wimbledon victory to the US Open title he won last year.

The last two decades have also brought a shift toward a large number of molecularly-targeted therapies, advanced imaging tools, and cell- and immune-based therapies which are designed for use to meet specific characteristics of each patient's disease course.