Sentence examples for discourse shifted from inspiring English sources

Then there were the inevitable questions, as society's norms of discourse shifted, about what class of words, if any, to banish.

When the discourse shifted with the 2007 2008 food price crisis, all the three major organizations adapted to this shift [21].

ECB pre-crisis: Our analysis showed that crisis-oriented key concepts were already present, suggesting that even before the end of 2007 the ECB's discourse shifted towards crisis terminology, and their focus may have been on the impending financial crisis.

Thus, the policy discourse shifted away from the right not to be tested to the right to know.

The assessment building process, together with the use of specific indicators within it, seems to reflect a progressive enrichment and enlargement of the food discourses, shifting from mere health concerns, to wider meanings of biosecurity and well-being, towards the building of a new complex paradigm of sustainability (Marsden and Morley 2014).

But look how quickly the discourse shifts.

As national discourse shifts to new and pressing issues, it is necessary to remind ourselves that the simple disappearance of a problem from the front page does not mean that it has been truly solved.

As global discourse shifts from issues more directly related to health services and disease prevention to financing and 'universal health coverage' (UHC), it becomes more important to convey what is known about comprehensive PHC, and the political and social contexts that make it possible to thrive.

The whole discourse has shifted".

And so our whole policy discourse has shifted to pain and punishment, gratuitously.

That political discourse has shifted to a world of talking points, messaging and theatrics.