Sentence examples for promising shift from inspiring English sources

I would hope this doesn't derail what is a promising shift.

For women like Clinton who are advised to tone down their intelligence lest they come across as unlikeable, the debate and its aftermath mark a promising shift in the way that smart women are perceived.

But in a promising shift, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and Service Employees International Union have joined forces with an old adversary, the Chamber of Commerce, in the current push for reform.

They reveal an interesting, potentially bitter and yet oddly promising shift of gear.

"We are seeing very promising shifts in the direction of Chinese economic policy," Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said Tuesday.

After looking over the numbers, I asked some experts in the compensation arena if they'd seen any promising shifts toward greater fairness in executive pay.

Many universities have already acknowledged this problem and have started spending money on programs to recruit both halves of academic couples, a change that Marx-Feree says is one of the most promising shifts in university policy.

Contemporary authors such as Bjornsdottir [ 42], Flaskerud et al. [ 6], Flaskerud and Winslow [ 8, 32], Foth [ 43], and Higgins, Hoffman and Dworkin [ 20] are offering promising shifts in nursing's understanding of vulnerability.

Viewed from different angles, its protean form seems to shift, promising transformation.

The case and the diplomatic tension it has caused with Britain could potentially be embarrassing for the new administration, which took office promising a shift in policy on torture, rendition and state secrets.

The Labour government came into power promising a shift to a policy of the "polluter pays" but Greenpeace believes it began to retreat from that position, notably after the fuel protests in August 2000 caused oil refineries to be blockaded and widespread disruption.