Sentence examples for most dramatic shift from inspiring English sources

But Obama's most dramatic shift for the next four years appeared to be aesthetic.

The most dramatic shift has come in the ABC News/Washington Post tracker.

But perhaps the most dramatic shift could be in foreign affairs, where Macri has threatened to shake up regional alliances.

Now, the former imperial army officer is consumed with fear that young Japanese will again be sent to fight overseas, following the most dramatic shift in the country's defence policy for almost 70 years.

Echoing Bill Bradley's suggestion that the vice president has not always come clean about the evolution of his views, Mr. Turque writes that Mr. Gore's "turnabout on abortion remains the most dramatic shift of position in his career".

The last 30 years have seen the most dramatic shift of resources towards wealthy households in Britain since that caused by Henry VIII's closing of the monasteries five centuries ago.

Pubs appear to have seen one of the most dramatic shifts to plastic.

"In one of the most dramatic shifts our society has seen," explained George W. Bush in his final speech at the Republican National Convention, "two-thirds of moms also work outside the home".

Today, workers change jobs, even careers, many times during their lives, and, in one of the most dramatic shifts our society has seen, two-thirds of all moms also work outside the home.

One of the most dramatic shifts in meaning, from the female equivalent of "courtier" – someone who attends the court of a monarch – to a form of prostitute, which is now its only meaning.

As Yeakel and co-authors report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the most dramatic shifts in climate and land use accompanied the most dramatic shifts in the number of predators relative to the number of prey species.