Sentence examples for modern shift from inspiring English sources

Think polished and pared down, an easy sheath or modern shift, fresh colors and light prints.

While such rough-hewn techniques and gear may look old-fashioned, they comport with a modern shift away from developing individual muscle groups and toward so-called functional fitness, which refers to overall strength and comfort in performing everyday activities, like lifting, walking and reaching, along with cardiovascular health.

The team that has made basement budgets work and who also brought us the modern shift have asked their architect to toss out any pre-conceived ideas about what today's ballpark is, and will ask fans to send in their zaniest thoughts on what they'd like to see in a new stadium.

In Neil Gaiman's book, American Gods, the one-time Who writer plays upon this modern shift by depicting a world in which our worship of certain things – the internet, gambling, TV – take on the physical form of gods themselves, while the gods of old begin to die as faith in them dwindles.

The modern shift to a centralized paradigm is sometimes codified in the mantra, 'centralize what you can, distribute what you must'.

The address was an ambitious attempt to show the disruptive effects of new technologies culminating in the modern shift from an industrial system based on coal and iron to the newest sources of industrial power, electricity, oil and steel.

Is SMG worth $2,400 more than the M3's standard six-speed gearbox, which is itself the very model of a modern stick shift?

The show asks difficult questions such as: "when does the domain of the website you visit infiltrate the domain of your home?" and is part of a post-internet movement to create art that deals with this very modern paradigm shift towards the merger between the physical and digital worlds.

As articulated by WHO Director-General Margaret Chan [ 15] and others, such provisions in modern PTAs shift the balance of policy-making in favour of corporate interests, limiting policy options available to governments to protect public health [ 7, 10], and lead to 'policy chill', with governments reluctant to legislate for public services for fear of lawsuits from foreign investors [ 9, 16].

And European carriers such as Air France-KLM and Americans such as American Airlines urgently need to replace ageing wide-bodied planes with more efficient modern ones.The shifts in global aviation may affect builders of aircraft as well as buyers.

Hiatus Kaiyote's songs also exult in the musicianly convolutions of 1960s modern jazz: shifting meters, complex harmonies, polyrhythms, undercurrents of counterpoint and long, extended structures that turn most songs into labyrinthine excursions.