Sentence examples for continuing a shift from inspiring English sources

While these changes had the desired outcomes, further improvements of the course are ongoing, including continuing a shift to a fully problem-based format and identifying appropriate texts.

Sun Microsystems said Monday it would use Advanced Micro Devices' high-end processors to build and sell powerful business computers, continuing a shift in strategy designed to breathe new life into its business.

The changes announced Wednesday continue a shift that began in September, when the Fed announced that it would buy mortgage bonds until the job market generally improved.

More important, the new package continues a shift away from taxing capital which began two years ago when he got rid of inheritance taxes (at least till 2011).

The policy statements continue a shift from a hands-off free market approach to energy towards greater state intervention in energy generation.

Those new shows are intended to continue a shift that began during the last season or two as CW seeks to broaden the appeal of its programming beyond its core demographic target of women ages 18 to 34.

The report confirms that London's economy has resisted the recession better than the rest of the country, but also finds that inequality in London seems to have risen over the four years in question and that the "geography of poverty" across the capital continued a shift, already established, in important ways.

"One of the things that the wins for 'American Beauty' does," said Mr. Parks, "is it continues a shift in focus in the company away from being just about our three very visible founders onto where we all think it was always meant to be: on all of our filmmakers and the movies they make".

Giving the annual award to a man whose life's work has revolved around fighting racism, poverty and government corruption continues a shift that began last year when it was given to the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibet.

While they awaited the report, investors continued a subtle shift toward defensive positions in the consumer and health care sectors.

However unexpected, the choice continues a philosophical shift that began in 2002 with the selection of Brand, a former philosophy professor who was then the president of Indiana University.