Sentence examples for of a bigger shift from inspiring English sources

This would seem to be part of a bigger shift in aviation commerce.

Sanders' success is indicative of a bigger shift in the Democrat party, which is moving to the left.

The company claims that rather than a development project, it sees Eagle lager as part of a bigger shift in its business model.

This is just the beginning of a bigger shift toward what Cohen calls the "active library," one that actually reaches out to scholars with recommendations and alerts them to useful publications.

The widely expected announcement and hints of a bigger shift at the soft drink giant pushed the stock up $3.938 a share, to $65 ,well above its October low of less than $48.

That pride is part of a bigger shift, an attempt to move beyond beer's workaday roots, to redefine it as something on the same level as wine or fine spirits and to attract people who prefer sidling up to an Italian red rather than an imperial stout.

Thus, stronger negative cooperativity between a given agonist and GDP binding leads to a bigger shift of the GDP/GTP affinity ratio resulting in a higher rate of GTP binding and agonist efficacy.

He's convinced of the need for a big shift in the way work is organised.

Whether out of necessity or choice, Silicon Valley's vision of a big shift to plant-based foods may be inevitable.

Investors interpreted the promise of tapering as evidence of a big shift in the Fed's priorities.

In part, this is simply the result of a big shift toward gay rights in public opinion.