Sentence examples for leadership shift from inspiring English sources
The leadership shift has stirred angst in many Catholic hospitals about whether the values imparted by the nuns, concerning the treatment of both patients and employees, can withstand bottom-line forces without their day-to-day vigilance.
A leadership shift at Merrill that signaled the ascension of E. Stanley O'Neal as future chief executive, Mr. Joyce said, had made it "obvious that some of the senior jobs I was positioned for weren't coming my way".
This leadership shift manifested itself in recently released research and findings from Accenture.
O'Neill's departure as CEO is the latest significant leadership shift for Evernote, which has withstood several key executive departures over the last few months.
Piper Jaffray a famous investment bank that was slapped on the wrist to the tune of $25 million in 2002 for providing biased stock ratings—says that the move signals a "clear message that a leadership shift is underway".
The appointments complete a major party leadership shift prompted by the shock primary defeat this month of the second ranking House Republican, Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
After 1925, when all Sufi orders were dissolved in Turkey, the Bektashi leadership shifted to Albania.
In 2004, the government leadership shifted, and local experts say that fewer people are taking part and that more than 1,000 approved projects have been stalled.
The Minamoto eventually emerged victorious, and, under the leadership of Minamoto Yoritomo, the culture and structure of national leadership shifted from the civil aristocracy to the hands of a provincial warrior class.
Between 1949, when the Soviet Union tested its first crude fission bomb, and 1953, when it exploded a hydrogen bomb (perhaps with help from Pontecorvo) the leadership shifted from Stalin to Khrushchev.
The obvious fact that we all share one atmosphere led nations to try a single global accord, but the differences between nations are vast and their leadership shifts over time.
