Sentence examples for pivot of much of from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the position of Israel, the pivot of much of the region's politics, has been strengthened by the elimination of Saddam Hussein's government and the installation of an American interim administration in Iraq.

The company has a longstanding network for cross-promoting social games on Facebook, and pivoted (like much of the rest of the industry) to mobile platforms over the last year.

For Fitbit, that means pivoting much of the company toward health care.

Beyond the escalating tensions with China, Trump's pivot to protectionism has put much of the world on edge.

What Romney executed on Wednesday night was not just a simple pivot to the center, as much of the post-debate analysis suggested.

The first is that the America-Philippines "reinforcement" of their defence arrangement has to be seen in the context of the much touted "pivot" of American strategy towards Asia.

By contrast, America's strong presence — Defense Secretary Leon Panetta was there, accompanied by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey, and the head of the U.S. Pacific Command, Adm. Samuel Locklear — seemed to further strengthen the notion of the much touted "pivot" of the United States toward the Asia Pacific region.

Many wondered how much of the pivot was empty rhetoric and how much it would be backed by economic and military substance.

Instead of pivoting to the economy, he has wasted much of his precious turn in the limelight by returning to the culture wars.

Because Gowalla isn't completely pivoting away from their core location functionality, much of the data and social connections remain intact.

By premising so much of the Asia Pivot and Abenomics on the TPP, the stakes are certainly high.