Sentence examples for more major shift from inspiring English sources
Tluszcz's view is that such moves prefigure a more major shift incoming in Europe that could cement permanent roadblocks to business models that function via intentional worker exploitation.
"People close to the White House say they expect more major personnel shifts this week.
The metrics for calculating return on investment (ROI) in the enterprise are changing in what appears to be the first major shift in more than a decade and one that is likely to have a significant effect on what companies buy and how frequently they do so.
Taken together the data indicate a major shift towards more intensive medicalisation of the oldest old.
President Dmitri A. Medvedev, who called to congratulate the leaders of the three parties that won seats, acknowledged that the results would require a "more complex configuration" in Parliament and the formation of "coalition bloc agreements" — a major shift from the more than two-thirds supermajority that now gives United Russia the ability to change the Constitution without impediment.
The time constraints could be far more devastating should we encounter a major shift in the virus.
A head of the Government-funded body set up to develop alternatives said that only more investment would lead to a "major shift" in levels of animal testing.
More than that, it signaled a major shift in style for a company that had set automotive fashion trends for decades under Harley Earl.
David T. Killion, the American ambassador to Unesco, said the deal "represents a critical step forward toward depoliticizing Unesco, and signals a major shift toward a more constructive approach to cultural heritage issues".
But if they turn out to hold more broadly, they may signal a major shift in corporate public relations.
On the other hand, there has been a major shift towards a more rationalized, biomedically-oriented health care, based on protocols and guidelines (the paradigm of 'evidence based medicine') [ 25, 26].
