Sentence examples for represents a shift for from inspiring English sources

The assessment by Admiral Blair represents a shift for him since he took office.

The approach represents a shift for dealing with the bailout laggards.

This represents a shift for Cyberian, which gained attention last year -- and for some, notoriety -- with a TV ad depicting gerbils being shot from a cannon.

A commitment to an international effort on the environment represents a shift for the country, which has refused to accept mandatory caps on greenhouse gas emissions.

Burnett's move, which was first reported on Wednesday, represents a shift for her from niche business news to general news anchoring and reporting.

The focus on health care represents a shift for national Democrats and a full embrace of a law that had a troubled rollout and has not always polled well.

That attitude may represent a shift for Lynne Cheney.

Such views represent a shift for a man who last year worked with an international organization to improve Syria's judicial and legal systems.

The fund proposal — which did not yet have explicit endorsement from Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany — would represent a shift for Germany, which has resisted providing financial assistance to countries that get in fiscal trouble because of bad policy decisions.

Feinstein said she had secured a commitment from the White House and the intelligence agencies "to working through these changes in good faith" – a position that would represent a shift for an intelligence community that only days ago portrayed the proposed redactions as minimal.

The higher offer represented a shift for both Sanofi, which had steadfastly refused to alter its $60 billion bid for Aventis, made in January, and for Aventis, which had insisted that it would be a stronger company if it did not combine with Sanofi.