Sentence examples for responding to a shift from inspiring English sources

Amazon is responding to a shift in consumers' purchasing patterns, said Tracy Ogden, a company spokeswoman.

In highlighting what Mr. Heywood called "off-the-beaten-path" experiences, the city is responding to a shift in Chinese tourism away from whirlwind, multicity group tours toward individual travelers who set their own itineraries.

People may change their views as a result of getting to know actual gay couples, or by responding to a shifting cultural climate, but let's not pretend a beefcake actor has the same sway.

It remains unclear whether the idea of a civil union, called a pacte civil de solidarité, or PACS, has responded to a shift in social attitudes or caused one.

HEK293 cells shifted to 1% oxygen for 72 h responded to a shift to 0.2% oxygen with increased stabilization of HIF1α (Stiehl et al., 2006).

Still, Rockford has become a case study of how an industrial area can respond to a shifting economic landscape.

The need to respond to a shifting political climate has been driven home ever since Russia's largest oil company, Yukos, came under attack last year from the authorities.

There is some evidence that, particularly within the context of anthropogenic changes, species tend to respond to a shifting environment via plasticity [ 5].

In order to improve our predictions on how species respond to a shifting environmental gradient, it is important that data are drawn from within the entire environmental space over which a species occurs.

Billboard magazine is changing the way it ranks songs on its Hot 100 singles chart to take into account online music-streaming services like Spotify and Rhapsody, responding to a major shift in how people are consuming music.

But he may also have been responding to a massive cultural shift.