Sentence examples for going through a shift from inspiring English sources

E-commerce is going through a shift, as retailers move beyond publishing print catalogs online to creating new business models for the Web.

"We're going through a shift from a point when we were trying to create more food at a lower price to now trying to create better quality food and wanting to know more about it.

"Film-making culture in Britain is really going through a shift at the moment; and it's up to us as film-makers – and financiers and the audience, of course – to decide which way we want that culture to go," he says.

I think we're going through a shift in computing, it's exciting.

"Hightail is going through a shift that's different than Ripple for sure because Ripple's in such a high-growth position.

Similar to many other developing countries, Bangladesh is going through a shift in the disease and mortality patterns from acute infectious and parasitic diseases to non-communicable, chronic diseases.

Among respondents, 62% had gone through a shift in the last month without a meal and 75% had not had adequate hydration while at work.

Imre Barmanbek (No. 88) runs one of Turkey's largest multinationals, Dogan Holding, which recently went through a shift in operational focus from finance to media and energy.

"There's an enormous literature now in academia on Ellington — something you wouldn't have been able to predict when Ellington's band began". Schnyder (pronounced "SHNEE-der") went through a shift of his own growing up in Switzerland.

Douglas McCabe, chief executive at Enders Analysis, said: "Print advertising is going through a structural shift, a hugely significant shift, because of decisions made by major advertisers such as retailers and supermarkets.

With Wall Street hemorrhaging jobs, bonuses disappearing and the financial sector going through a seismic shift, some bankers and lawyers are switching lanes to more creative career paths.