Sentence examples for has shifted rather from inspiring English sources

After other sorties than your own in recent weeks, by way of my telephone and mailbox, my mood has shifted rather to a concern for my own".

But none of this is Nolan's fault, and suggesting that there is something wrong with the British director's excellent trilogy of films just because Hollywood has shifted towards a rather more throwaway style of superhero rather misses the point.

A report on Polish banks released last week by Citigroup, a bank, suggests that loan growth there has shifted towards corporate investment rather than consumer spending.

(Cavafy cannily opens the poem with the image of the stilled Senate house and idle legislators in order to pique our curiosity; only after does he pan to the bustling plaza whither the action — or rather, anticipation — has shifted).

–Chris Noon When to watch: Monday, May 1. Humana is bit of a contrarian among large health care providers: It has shifted its focus to consumers rather than employers.

Given the multifactorial nature of neovascularization and the contribution of the microenvironment, the search for more effective therapies to block CNV has shifted toward targeting multiple processes rather than a single pathway[9].

The EU has proven reasonably stable, so the locus of activity has shifted toward the deepening of democracy rather than the attainment of it.

In the recently proposed theories, the focus has shifted to anticipating and preventing problems rather than correcting them.

Her focus has shifted to unification, but couched as a contingency rather than in partnership with Pyongyang.

Rather than trying to redesign past rules, attention has shifted to new technologies such as electric cars and nanotechnology.

Coverage has shifted too.