Those gains, in turn, have propelled rising home prices nationwide, in part by reducing supply and in part by fostering a shift in perceptions about the housing market that has drawn some potential home buyers off the sidelines.
In his native South Africa, he is considered one of the country's biggest sporting heroes and his ability to bridge the worlds of disabled and non-disabled sport, as well as his eloquence in fostering a shift in attitude among those confronted with his talent, have seen him twice named in Time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people in the world.
This has fostered a shift from retail, and toward institutional, participation in securities markets.
At the same time, personal preferences and financial considerations have fostered a shift toward caring for the frail and elderly at home instead of in institutions, Mr. Pauly said.
If digital health programs can evolve along these lines, they will foster a true shift in how people lead their lives.
Access to available data and models, and adherence to effective reporting, could be fostered by a shift in academic merit-assessment systems, to encourage sharing of information, tools (models), and materials by recognizing and rewarding related activities.
Through his devotion to teaching, his seminal work "The Destruction of the European Jews," and his subsequent influential studies, he fostered a fundamental shift in the public's understanding of the Holocaust and inspired a generation of scholars.
"There's much more of a shift in people seeing probation foster youth as having the same needs as foster youth that haven't committed crimes," said Lisa Campbell-Motton, who oversees the Probation Department program that searches for placements for the teens.
To make a shift in this regard, you must foster a thought process rooted in adaptability.
