Sentence examples for dramatic shift from from inspiring English sources

The proposal was a dramatic shift from the previous contract and was promptly rejected by the players' union.

Molik's team has spent the past week acclimatising to the dramatic shift from the Australian summer to minus temperatures in snow-swept Stuttgart.

Sonically, there's no dramatic shift from Endless, the "visual album" that appeared just two days ago: indeed it could be a continuation of that album.

The announcement marked a dramatic shift from pre-Fukushima plans to increase Japan's dependence on nuclear from 30%to50%0% by 2030.

The List Pim Fortuyn became the second largest party, after the Christian Democrats—a dramatic shift from the previous right-left "purple coalition".

"There has since been a dramatic shift from stalled construction sites and concern that there was too much inventory, to significant demand from investors".

But in America, the dramatic shift from budget surplus to deficit since 2001 has amplified the effect of falling household saving.

While this wisdom lends itself to popular consumption, it takes such titles as "Commercial Office Space Overhangs" -- in which, in 1993, he and Mr. Seneca reported the dramatic shift from Manhattan to North Jersey.

Most of the dominant national politicians of the past decade are people whose formative experience as young politicians was in figuring out how to play the South's abrupt and dramatic shift from Democratic to Republican.

Thrones and masks by the Ethiopian artist Elias Simé provided an austere scenic background; James Ingalls, the lighting designer, signalled the moment of redemption with a dramatic shift from forbidding shadows to exalting light.

The Pleistocene covering approximately the past 1.5 2.5 million years was characterized by dramatic shifts from conditions rather similar to those of the present day (Otto-Bliesner et al. 2006) to much colder conditions (Dansgaard et al. 1993).