Sentence examples for making a dramatic shift from inspiring English sources

Many of the larger investor-owned utilities, such as American Electric Power, Southern Co. and Duke Energy, are making a dramatic shift away from coal.

Though Cohn is often described as a political moderate, and his opponents in the Trump White House even deride him as a "Democrat," his partisan transformation occurred as Republicans were making a dramatic shift to the right.  .

"We've made a dramatic shift," Mitchell A. Harwood, treasurer of the museum's executive committee, said.

Mr Mitchell often showed his gratitude by backing Taiwan at the UN.But he has recently made a dramatic shift.

Veterans entering the civilian workforce are required to make a dramatic shift in the terminology, practices, habits, and expectations.

The potentially devastating effects of the rapidly worsening budget picture and the mushrooming corruption scandal led Rousseff to make a dramatic shift in economic policy.

It is not easy to make a dramatic shift of scale on a city street, but this one works, and it should be celebrated.

Katrina initially appeared to be heading next for the Florida Panhandle, but on Friday it made a dramatic shift; it turned westward and appeared to take dead aim at one of the most storied and fragile cities in the US: New Orleans.

The article focuses on three companies that transformed themselves and compares them with three other companies from similar industries that hadn't been required to make a dramatic shift.

"I've been talking about this for 10 years now but with the true rise of art cinema yet again, it's really made a dramatic shift in our stories about women of a certain age," she says.

Competitively speaking, there was much evidence that the world basketball landscape had made a dramatic shift by the summer of 1992, beginning with fascinating old footage of Lithuanian center Arvydas Sabonis — who in his youth may have been every bit Bill Walton's equal.