Sentence examples for major shift with from inspiring English sources

It approved legislation that would permit couples to separate by mutual consent, a major shift with sweeping implications for families and lawyers.

Cook proved his inner boldness this week in a major shift with the late Jobs' philosophy.

The major shift with this model is a move away from relying on external actors (i.e., NGOs) to achieve growth.

Among these innovations, new subsistence strategies represent major shifts with notable consequences on the pathogenic and dietary environments in which populations have been living, thus possibly also inducing new selective pressures on phenotypes [ 6– 9].

"There's a major shift taking place with small businesses embracing software to help them compete effectively in the 21st century," said Taneja in a release.

He delivered his speech in a very deliberate manner, with none of the triumphalist notes one could have expected on the day when a US president announced a major shift in relations with the small Communist-run island.

This major shift in vegetation with the beginning of the predominance of savannas and grasslands was recorded in isotopic studies in the form of an elevation of the C4/C3 ratio [ 10].

The population has experienced a major shift in diet with increasing availability of western type foods, and consequent increasing consumption of fat rich foods, meat and meat products, refined sugar, and industrially processed foods.

The metabolite pools were clearly of similar sizes in the presence of 100 and 200 mM acetoin, but differed significantly in size in the presence of 300 mM acetoin, consistent with a major shift in metabolism to deal with these extreme conditions [ 5].

After Tuesday's meeting, Mr Kerry was asked about reports quoting the Saudi intelligence chief, Prince Bandar bin Sultan, as saying his country would make a "major shift" in its relations with the US because of Saudi impatience with perceived Western inaction on Syria.

We've already seen a major shift in the landscape with the creation of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) both overseas – Coursera, Udacity and edX – and in the UK – FutureLearn – providing thousands of free online courses for anyone, anywhere, with an internet connection.