Sentence examples for landslide shift from inspiring English sources

In short, New York hasn't produced a landslide shift in this primary race, since wins for Trump and Clinton were already assumed in the calculations of the months ahead.

It wasn't until 2012 when the real landslide shift from desktop usage to mobile happened that Facebook wised up.

But given rising of minority, millennial and single women support for Dems, might this Fall see a landslide shift cementing a "New Progressive Era"? Bob is skeptical, noting that Rove predicted a new GOP era in 2004 which was not to be -- true... but is that relevant now?

And Mr Edwards does not bring a state to the table in the way that several other potential nominees do; it would require a landslide to shift either North or South Carolina into the Republican column in a presidential election.Mr Kerry may well decide that the sheer logic of the Electoral College obliges him to choose somebody from a battleground state.

In Canto XII, the poet finds himself slithering down a landslide that " shifted / under my feet".

The little copters are so much cheaper than planes, helicopters or satellites that companies used to rely on for aerial data, so there's a landslide of shifting budgets for it to capture.

"This is a true landslide, an historic shift of direction, which shows how much this country wants change," said Candido Mendes, a leading political scientist here and the author of "Lula: An Option More Than a Vote".

She once told Time magazine that "I'm an artist, I'm not an activist", but the protests in Iran sparked by the 2009 elections, in which President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's government was accused of rigging a landslide victory, have shifted her position.

Facebook is hoping to outcompete YouTube Originals and Snapchat Discover's Shows to win the mid-length social video market and the landslide of ad dollars shifting away from TV commercials.

Political analyst Sean Donnelly, who has covered Irish referendums for decades, said Saturday's landslide marked a stunning generational shift.

We believe that Donald Trump's divisiveness, recklessness, incompetence, and record-breaking unpopularity risk turning this election into a Democratic landslide, and only the immediate shift of all available RNC resources to vulnerable Senate and House races will prevent the GOP from drowning with a Trump-emblazoned anchor around its neck.