Sentence examples for recent shift of from inspiring English sources

The recent shift of Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont from Republican to independent was the most notable illustration of tension.

More alarming, in the view of many analysts, is the recent shift of extreme rightist parties from the periphery to the center of political debate.

His recent shift of his campaign headquarters from Washington to Nashville, near his southern and rural "roots", is only the most visible part of that.

The recent shift of drama in the direction of nonfiction is rooted in the shifting status of journalism, as well as in instantaneous access (thanks to the Internet) to firsthand accounts, documents, and analyses of contemporary and historical events.

Indeed, Pfizer's recent shift of one of its largest R&D laboratories from Sandwich in Kent to Boston was not due to the lower taxes or regulation in Boston but to be closer to this pot of gold.

Ignoring protests here and abroad, Brazil's governing party expelled four dissident lawmakers on Sunday, an action that confirms the recent shift of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his government away from their leftist roots but threatens to widen an already serious internal breach.

Ask trimmed its workforce in March by 8% as part of its recent shifting of strategy, returning to its roots as answering straightforward questions, as well as focusing on women above 30 and searchers looking for answers about health and entertainment.

While the immense success of modern pharmacotherapy is patently obvious, the recent shift to a preponderance of "chronic" rather "acute" diseases and the threat of empty drug "pipelines" has led to calls for a re-evaluation of the current practice of drug treatment and development.

The recent shift to systematic characterizations of de novo mixtures of purified proteins is a promising indicator of maturation within this field of study, facilitating progression towards feedstock assay-based rapid enzyme mixture optimization.

Care left undone (termed 'missed care' in the analyses) was assessed by asking nurses to 'On your most recent shift, which of the following activities were necessary but left undone because you lacked the time to complete them?' A list of 13 nursing care activities was presented and nurses asked to tick all that applied.

That probably did not please the current chairman, Curtis Hébert, who until this week's decision had always opposed price caps.Third, the recent shift in control of the Senate to the Democrats has weakened Mr Bush's hand.