Sentence examples for really a shift from inspiring English sources

"This is really a shift for a company that was once a tiny club," said Russel Kinnel, director of fund research at Morningstar.

Even after seven years, mainstream journos still know so little about climate policy, and seemingly so little about this administration, that they think maybe this time it's really a "shift".

Is there really a shift in the domain of quantification between the first utterance of 'the book' and the second utterance of that noun phrase?

Is this really a shift in U.S. policy?

That trail -- really a shifting network of hidden supply routes that snaked in and out of neighboring Laos and Cambodia -- was one of the wonders of the Vietnam war, one more proof of the persistence and ingenuity of North Vietnam's guerrilla fighters.

I think those two records really caught a moment in time, I think it really represented a shift in music, getting away from the hair metal and rock scene that was going on in Hollywood.

"There's really been a shift in advertising to the network business," said Ron Grant, president of AOL.

To really make a shift in our energy economy, not only must the price of gasoline remain high, but also the price of the hybrid must become affordable.

Once that process is complete, the FDA and Big Food – represented in Washington by the Grocery Manufacturers Association GMAA) – will tout the new labels as an important cooperative accomplishment, when it's really just a shift in marketing and emphasis.

"The lads are knackered and really put a shift in.

"You're really seeing a shift in Europe towards diesel, but GM missed the boat on it.