Sentence examples for concerted shift from inspiring English sources

With Argentina's lineup here came the first suggestion of a concerted shift in method, and also perhaps in influence.

Hulu Plus and Crackle have been present and accounted for on the PS3 since 2010 and 2011 respectively, and their move to the Vita is part of a concerted shift to expand the PlayStation media environment across its multiple arms.

The company is best-known as a maker of PCs, and desktops and laptops still account for the majority of its revenue, but Dell said the company made a "concerted shift" into enterprise solutions like security, data centers, cloud, and services.

The results come at a time when Verizon — with its legacy in providing fixed and wireless telephony services — is trying to make a more concerted shift to new technologies like video and new revenue streams that ride on top of that new tech, such as mobile video advertising.

But if HeForShe is to make waves, it needs to move beyond a Twitter trend to a concerted shift in social norms.

But rather than simply paying the technique lip service--as has often been done in the past--McKiernan, in a concerted shift, is now placing more importance on effective communication with tribal leaders than on killing militants.

For example, in SCLC, CREBBP/EP300 mutations do not lead to any obvious concerted shifts in gene expression, even though several reported mutations are inactivating in vitro (Peifer et al., 2012).

We found that the developmental transcriptome is characterized by intervals of gradual change punctuated by concerted shifts in gene expression.

This chapter addresses the concerted research shift in regenerative medicine methods from using solely medical devices and tissue grafts to a more explicit approach.

China changes its tune Over the past two weeks the Chinese government has made a concerted communications shift emphasizing its desire to deal with a massive debt overhang.

Several individual projects and financing schemes have developed quality metrics, but a more concerted, cultural shift is required [ 11, 12].