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The West's bombing campaign has prompted a shift in IS's propaganda.

The economy seems to be stabilizing, and this has prompted a shift in the public mood.

In the past four years the party has prompted a shift in Denmark's political landscape, with policies once considered extreme now in the mainstream.

The quality movement in medicine has prompted a shift from a "name, shame, blame" approach to medical errors to one in which each error is regarded as an opportunity to prevent future patient harm.

Just as falling and aging union membership has prompted a shift from traditional organizing activities toward pension management, so we can expect that the political and market salience of private-sector union pensions will wane as today's smaller active membership becomes tomorrow's smaller base of pension beneficiaries.

Even if drug companies can come up with fresh blockbusters approval of new drugs in America has slumped over the past decade a new president in the White House could introduce measures that would curb drug companies' profits.Today's woes and future threats in America, the drug companies' biggest market, has prompted a shift in strategy.

The measures have prompted a shift in many economists' perceptions, with most now expecting growth to slow by next year at the latest from its blistering pace in the first quarter.

Today, just as unions planned, pilot shortages have prompted a shift in flying from regionals back to the majors explained in this story.

Animal fats have been used as frying medium for a long time by pastoralists; however, concerns by urban consumers about cholesterol levels in food and increasing demand for convenient 'snack-like' products have prompted a shift to the use of vegetable oils as frying medium (Gichure et al. 2014).

Studies comparing the accuracy of CTA (single-slice and multi-detector) with catheter angiography have prompted a shift of emergency vascular imaging assessment of appropriate penetrating neck injuries to MDCTA as the primary imaging modality and technique of choice [3, 18, 20, 21, 22, 27, 36].

The backlash appears to have prompted a shift in position from Poland's conservative government, which has previously shied away from any condemning the event.