Sentence examples for recognizing a shift from inspiring English sources

The Obama campaign worked out of the same office in 2012, recognizing a shift in demographics.

The Giants promoted the quarterbacks coach, Sean Payton, to offensive coordinator yesterday, a move that officially recognizes a shift of duties first made late last season.

"We can only really recognize a shift after it happens," said Wagner.

Cherchez la Femme, who previously worked as a DJ and promoter at Vancouver's popular nightclub Fortune Sound Club, recognized a shift within the culture of the organization when it was purchased by Blueprint Events.

Beyond the expansions suggested by Barrett and colleagues (1), Olshansky and colleagues have added a fourth stage, the 'Age of Delayed Degenerative Diseases', which recognizes a shift in NCDs to the elderly even as life expectancy increases, and a fifth, encompassing morbidity and mortality from HIV/AIDS and other emerging infectious diseases (22, 23).

The list goes on as industry veterans begin to recognize a shifting paradigm toward digital currency.

But China has recognized a shifting focus on global demand, and worldwide population growth means high quality produce and food sources are as valuable as non-renewable resources.

Unconsciously or not, their owners were recognizing a fundamental shift in young consumers' attitudes: that content and product now counts for more than image.

Whether it's financial services or life sciences or health care, companies are recognizing a true business shift requires IT's help.

(Whose isn't?) He said that he and his partner, recognizing that a shift in the labor market had created a large pool of nonprofessional freelancers (a.k.a. the unemployed), wanted to provide a means by which these people could easily become contractors, or, as Fiverr calls them, "sellers".

James L. Connaughton, the chairman of the White House environment office, said the agreement validated President Bush's longstanding approach to the climate issue — rejecting top-down caps on emissions in favor of voluntary initiatives that propel technology improvements, and recognizing that a shift from growth to reduction in greenhouse gases will take time.