Sentence examples for indication of a shift from inspiring English sources

Criticisms of the money spent on his protection would grow more vociferous with the passing weeks: an indication of a shift in public opinion.

One indication of a shift away from M.P.P. design is that Thomas Sterling, a computer scientist at the California Institute of Technology, and Mr. Smith's consultant in the design of the new supercomputer, was the creator of a particular class of inexpensive massively parallel computers known as Beowulf clusters that can be assembled from off-the-shelf personal computers.

He speaks in Arabic whereas previous Boko Haram videos have been in the local Hausa language - an indication of a shift in the group's agenda.

Last week, Deutsche Bank Securities reiterated a "hold" rating and $40 target price for Verizon, saying rumors that the company will spin off some of its rural lines are an indication of a shift in the company's business model.

We see little indication of a shift to Clinton.

But the speech gave no real indication of a shift in priorities from making war to creating jobs.

The plans appeared to be another indication of a shifting Israeli emphasis, at least for now, toward efforts to stop the Iranian nuclear program by means other than military action.

These are just some of the many indications of a shift in Putnam's philosophical sensibilities.

From the last decades we found indications of a shift in use of objectives in urban areas, going from outdoor recreation to a stronger focus on species diversity conservation.

Multi-group analysis across generations surfaces clear indications of a shift to a fused approach toward work and life management especially in younger cohorts (Millennials).

We are also starting to see indications of a shift in the composition of the demographics of the early electorate.