Sentence examples for marked shift from from inspiring English sources

It was a marked shift from the bellicosity of the past, when China verbally menaced Taiwan.

The number of jobs was little changed, but there was a marked shift from full-time to part-time employment.

Over the past few years, there has been a marked shift from light manufacturing to heavy industry.

This trend is part of a marked shift from the role of business in the millennium development goals (MDGs), which concluded last December.

The tone Mr. Paterson set in his appearances was the most marked shift from Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who favored stern and high-flying oratory over self-deprecating humor.

It was a marked shift from the often adversarial tone of the relationship between mayors, chancellors and Boards of Education in the past.

This observation was initially surprising because the marked shifts from anaerobic to aerobic communities that occurred in the abdomen would appear to be a good marker of timing.

To quote the WEF report: While in nearly all industries and geographies there has been a marked shift away from deliberate exclusion of women from the workplace, there continues to be cultural beliefs that lead to unconscious biases.

But if there is a marked shift away from petrol-based motoring, governments will lose vast sums of tax revenue that are now paid at the pump.

Although many designers are engaged in residential interior design, there has been a marked shift away from that field since 1950, and more designers than ever work in the design of public, institutional, and commercial spaces.

A marked shift away from the isotherm of pure SA was observed at XBSA = 0.8, 0.9 and 1.0 (the last value being pure BSA).