Sentence examples for has radically shifted from inspiring English sources

Our experience of time and space has radically shifted as technology has collapsed, compressed, chopped, flipped and scrambled it, teppanyaki-style.

Agency: RKCR/Y&R Director: Michaël Roulier/Philippe Lhomme The tone of the advertising industry's communication about cancer has radically shifted in the last year or so.

The ascent of Mr. Erdogan's government since 2002 has radically shifted the balance of power, and analysts say the Gulenists have seized the opportunity to settle old scores and tame their former rivals, including the military.

This week, officials and observers in Washington, Beijing and Tapiei were scrambling to decide whether Mr Bush has radically shifted policy by stating that America has a duty to defend Taiwan in the event of an attack on the island by China, or whether he was simply confused.

In the past mobile was a nice to have, but as consumer engagement has radically shifted this year mobile has become a top priority for advertisers and publishers alike".

And if it's all a sport, who's to object if one side has radically shifted the goalposts?

The acoustical "halo" of the Concertgebouw was distinct, as if this little soundproof room itself had radically shifted dimension.

(An ancillary reminder: it is time for the Supreme Court to revisit its 1979 decision in Smith v. Maryland, a case in which the police looked at phone records to see if threatening calls to a witness had been made from the home phone of a robbery suspect, whose name they already had; changes in technology have radically shifted its meaning).

Public attitudes have radically shifted in the past two decades 19966 was when California became the first state to legalize medicinal marijuana).

Whether he does run or not, however, he has already radically shifted Italy's political landscape.

What's remarkable is how the perception of Birkin, and what she means, has so radically shifted in Britain.