Sentence examples for have really shifted from inspiring English sources

"But things have really shifted quickly over the past year and a half".

"[But] that narrative seems to have really shifted now towards presenting a group of lawyers at the centre of some sort of conspiracy to undermine the political regime as a whole," said Rosenzweig. "That is a pretty serious allegation and it takes [things] a step further.

"All these tech and advertising companies have really shifted the dynamics of the marketplace," said Stephanie Younger, a real estate agent with Teles Properties in Playa del Rey.

How has your leadership style evolved? A. Recently, I've really shifted my thinking.

That may be the best test of whether economic power has really shifted east.

"Our business has really shifted," said Dean Polnerow, president and founder of Switchboard.

"The emphasis in New Jersey pharmaceuticals has really shifted to research," said Rebecca Perkins, a senior vice president at the HealthCare Institute of New Jersey.

"The intensity has really shifted now, everything is so instantaneous that people are bored with collections even before they make it to the stores.

"It is very clear that the health care system has evolved and the role of the compounding pharmacies has really shifted," Dr. Hamburg said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.

If nothing else, 2012 may make clearer whether the partisanship of newspaper endorsements has really shifted to the left or whether it has merely taken a detour from its traditionally rightward route.

By the time the full National Security Council assembled, with Mr. Obama presiding, on Saturday morning, "the focus had really shifted to how we respond to this event, not whether we respond," a senior official said.