Sentence examples for radical shift to from inspiring English sources

Making this radical shift to carbon neutrality won't be easy.

The N.C.A.A. had considered a more radical shift to a 96-team field.

"It's a pretty radical shift to gut public-sector labor unions".

Ultimately a radical shift to digital is needed to help councils cope as budgets diminish and demand rises.

But a second Great Depression was averted, and the radical shift to New Deal-like economic policies predicted by some never took place.

"It's a pretty radical shift to go to an employment-based visa system as opposed to a family system," Mr. Becerra said in an interview.

Running almost 3km along the Thames estuary is a £1.5bn new megaport that has literally redrawn the coastline of Essex, and wants to make equally radical shifts to the UK's consumer supply chain.

The past 20 years has seen radical shifts to the job of activists, which formerly meant spending most of one's time addressing and stuffing envelopes (or distributing handbills, or putting up posters), and using a few stolen moments around the edges to figure out what the posters, letters and handbills should say.

Big tobacco firms may master them, but it would be a radical shift, akin to converting the car industry from internal-combustion engines to battery power.

Many are women, some of them breadwinners or single family heads – a radical shift compared to the all-male DVBD research staff.

It is un-American to abandon hope, but there needs to be a radical shift in strategy to focus on creating new middle-class jobs.