Sentence examples for more global shift from inspiring English sources

Rather, we suggest that a more global shift has occurred, independent of selection of sequence changes.

For me, the SDGs are also a manifestation of another, more global power shift as well.

Thus, you have to show that the factor became more prevalent, as in there was more global trade, faster demographic shifts, or in this case, a faster pace in the growth of employer skill demands.

A global shift to more insecure jobs since the financial crisis is fuelling growing inequality and higher rates of poverty, according to a new report that estimates only a quarter of the world's workers are on permanent contracts.

The study, "Energy (R evolution: A Sustainable Energy Outlook for Canada," is based on statistics compiled by the International Energy Agency, and suggests that the oil sands industry in the province of Alberta could become obsolete by 2030 as the result of aggressive domestic and international policies on climate change and a global shift to more efficient and electric vehicles.

Commenting on the raise in a statement, CEO Andre Løvestam said: "Zwipe is at the forefront of a global shift towards more secure and convenient contactless payments and the market is primed for growth.

In order to feed a hungry world, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that food and grain production will have to increase by 70percentt in the next 40 years to keep pace with rising population and a global shift to more meat-intensive diets.

But the numbers for the coming 64th Frankfurt Motor Show seem to suggest the axis, and the attention, have shifted to more global concerns.

This move towards a multi-objective and benefit approach is in line with a global shift towards a more holistic approach to policy that seems to be focusing around the ecosystem services approach developed as part of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MEA 2005) and the widely respected UK report, National Ecosystem Assessment (NEA 2011).

On Wednesday, Palestinian journalist Rula Jabreal gave a more tempered voice to the same global shift at the PEN World Voices panel on Arab Revolutionaries.

When we consider the question of how we might accelerate the global shift towards a more inclusive capitalism, we must do so in the broader context: a recognition that advancing inclusive capitalism is a vital means towards the larger goal of creating a more inclusive economy - one with more opportunities for a greater number of people.