Sentence examples for issues shifted from inspiring English sources

Relevant election issues shifted over the campaign.

In a familiar election theme here, a campaign that initially focused on taxes, city services and other municipal issues shifted in the last week into a battle dominated by race, ethnicity and Cuban-American ideologies.

To a degree, Hook's focus on foundational moral issues shifted by the late 1930s from the investigation of the compatibility of Deweyan pragmatism with Marxism toward the defense of Deweyan ethical naturalism against the tide of opposition from moral absolutism and from moral emotivism.

Barrett suggests that with the Star Trek feature films this attitude of not addressing religious issues shifted.

My perspective on emergent HIV/AIDS issues shifted, and I used this time to address an important aspect of our culture that I believe is missing.

And some experts worry that the new health campaign against obesity -- spearheaded by Michelle Obama from the White House -- may be hampering donations to antitobacco campaigns as public health issues shift in emphasis and compete for funds.

However, criticising ACE and raising these issues shifts attention from the fundamental lesson that ACE's decision teaches us: the coalition still has no arts policy beyond cutting the budget for investment in the arts at central and local government level.

On Thursday, in Politico, came the sweeping declaration that March 2013 would perhaps go down as "the month when the political balance on this issue shifted unmistakably from risky to safe".

And experts agree that the private discussion will have to be creative and realistic enough to take into account the lessons of Abu Dis and acknowledge that the dynamic on the Jerusalem issue shifted last week, even if quietly.

Soon, the sudden bite to a previously abstract issue shifted political debate inside the country.

The issue shifted from Simpson's guilt to Fuhrman's racism.