Sentence examples for fundamental pivot from inspiring English sources

UAE is certainly not alone in trying to make a fundamental pivot away from fossil fuels.

Furthermore, most fundamental economic pivot points are poorly understood by people at the time.

It's a great example of what I call a big pivot – a fundamental shift in strategy and tactics to deal with some big shifts in how the world works.

But all conservative politics pivot on a fundamental commitment – defence of privilege and inequality.

Patricia Hampl, in a fine essay not long ago in The American Scholar, outlined the ways in which "The Crack-Up" was a "sharp pivot, marking a fundamental change in American consciousness" (and how badly misunderstood the essay was in its time).

All of this reminds us of the importance of pivoting -- the fundamental shift in direction that smart entrepreneurs take when market conditions or changing times or industry adjustments require it.

Hume's views on the subject of free will and moral responsibility, as presented in the sections "Of liberty and necessity" and elsewhere in his writings, are the very pivot on which this fundamental thesis turns.

I think there is a fundamental difference between going after an initial idea, then pivoting, vs. jumping into entrepreneurship with no idea at all.

The introduction of centre-pivot sprinkler systems in the 1970s constituted a fundamental change in the history of Nebraska agriculture because it made possible the cultivation of land that previously could not be irrigated.

According to Eric Ries, a pivot is a "structured course correction designed to test a new fundamental hypothesis about the product, strategy and engine of growth".

It will be followed by a quick pivot, acknowledging our intention to proceed headlong into the next election cycle anyway, because it is a fundamental part of "driving the discussion" and "establishing the narrative".