Sentence examples for has been a dramatic shift from inspiring English sources

There has been a dramatic shift since July, when ORB asked the same question.

As I inch from the poorer subtropical latitudes into the richer temperate zones of the planet, for example, there has been a dramatic shift in human consciousness.

There has been a dramatic shift in Scots' political preferences since they voted on whether to remain part of the UK last autumn.

"It's clear there has been a dramatic shift," said Andrew Rasiej, the founder of the Personal Democracy Forum, an annual conference about the intersection of politics and technology.

"There has been a dramatic shift in how the states carry out lethal injections since the last time the court looked at this issue".

"There has been a dramatic shift in Beijing in the last few years," he said last month, adding that this was likely to increase the pressure on Hong Kong to follow suit.

The number grew to 18 by the time the court, concluding that there had been a "dramatic shift in the state legislative landscape," ruled in the Atkins case in 2002.

With the end of the war, there may have been a dramatic shift in population with men returning which could have helped explain some of the patterns observed in the late 1990s-early 2000s.

"Many of the positions we have in there are positions we've taken for some time, and there has not been a dramatic shift in our product formulas," Treat says.

There has also been a dramatic shift from white to brown, wholemeal and other bread but the figures suggest the amount people are eating has fallen from 25 to 15 slices a week over the past four decades, based on a 40g slice from a medium sliced loaf.

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