Sentence examples for much wider shift from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of these – WH Saunders' hopelessly bland, suburban BBC South in Southampton is typical – but the Salford buildings were meant to mark a much wider shift, taking much of the BBC's functions and its southern employees up north.

And, in my view is that clarity on those 'hows' will only come from a much wider and deeper examination of the need for paradigm-shifting system change.

The idea of using a new investment format — one that would potentially open up YC to a much wider pool of backers — wouldn't necessarily represent a big shift for YC, which has big ambitions to become a much bigger operation, despite its almost exponential growth under Altman's leadership.

Employers say the shift to home-based agents gives them both a much wider pool of applicants and a much better pool: older, college-educated and loyal.

This shift can be considered negligible in comparison with the much wider corneal area in which the air pulse applies a constant force.

If your stance is much wider than your shoulders, it will stop you from rotating and shifting your weight effectively during the swing, leaving you stuck in the middle, so you lose distance on your shot.

Meanwhile, Zarita sees her life change completely as a result of shifts within her family and the impact of a much wider political force: the Inquisition.

The actual source locations appear shifted to the left, and spread out over a much wider area than would be expected from sources originating in V1.

The fact that specific KSHV miRNAs were expressed in most patients on postoperative day 1 may represent another paradigm-shifting finding, as it implies that in human KSHV infection is much wider than that identified by serological tests.

The TCAA-templated MIPPy film, integrated with PM transduction, revealed a TCAA-dependent linear frequency shift, whereas the TCAA-dependent current response of this film combined with CV transduction was linear over a much wider concentration range (Table  1).

And that fits a wider shift.