Sentence examples for most visible shift from inspiring English sources

The most visible shift so far has been an effort to re-engineer employment.

The most visible shift has occurred in Hama, where a government crackdown in 1982 made the city synonymous with the brutality of Syria's leadership.

Iranian culture has not disappeared, but the traditional society envisaged by the fathers of the revolution is receding ever further.The most visible shift is in public infrastructure.

In fact, the Pew Research Center, in its recent quadrennial study of the American electorate, noted that "the most visible shift in the political landscape" since 2005 "is the emergence of a single bloc of across-the-board conservatives.

The most visible sign of this shift came last week, when Clinton said that she would make tuition free at state colleges and universities for any student whose family isn't in the top fifteen per cent of the income distribution.

One of the most visible outcomes of this shift to "new economy" was the change in the labour demand.

The Saudis' most visible action from its shift in policy is its intervention into Yemen's civil war, leading a coalition made up of Gulf Cooperation Council states.

The first, and to date most visible, is the rapid shift from print only journals to parallel print and electronic publishing [1].

Mr. Ackermann, 54, is merely the most visible sign of the cultural shift.

The most visible change has been a shift in exchange-rate regimes.

There is some evidence, too, that the shift is most visible in the fastest-growing counties, Republican territories all.