Sentence examples for is shifting course from inspiring English sources

Now the DVD rental industry is shifting course on just the rumor that Amazon will offer a competing service.

WASHINGTON -- After 18 months of careful image-making and bipartisanship, Michelle Obama is shifting course as first lady, stepping up her policy agenda and dipping into election-year politics to campaign and raise money for Democrats.

For his part, Mr. Tyson appears to be moving fast to put his stamp on a company that is shifting course after more than two decades of spectacular growth.

Writing from Beirut, former MI6 agent Alastair Crooke sees signs that the U.S. is shifting course in Syria, backing off from regime-change demands and coming to accept Russia as a partner in forging a peace deal.

With the race now in the home stretch and the debates starting on Wednesday, Mr. Romney's campaign appears to be shifting course, abandoning its hope of making the election a simple referendum on Mr. Obama's jobs record.

By moving up the timetable for complying with the federal license, after two weeks of negotiations with Mr. Chertoff, the governor said he was getting a better outcome, and he emphatically denied he was shifting course.

It looks like Kansas may be shifting course again.

And it looks like those won't be solved anytime soon, especially given that Facebook has now reversed course and is shifting away from HTML5 toward native development.

"The balance of risks that we face is shifting as we look over the course of the forecast.

There is considerable physiographic and historical evidence to prove that since the dawn of civilization at least since the days of the Indus civilization, some 4,500 years ago the Indus, from southern Punjab province to the sea, has been shifting its course.

With the above changes what's notable is that Microsoft isn't actually shifting course, but instead appears to be doubling down on its plans.