Sentence examples for responding to the shift from inspiring English sources

Responding to the shift by the administration, Brendan Buck, a spokesman for Speaker John A. Boehner, said, "The president just conceded what his party on Capitol Hill still denies: more American energy production will lower costs and create jobs.

Audiences seem to be responding to the shift.

Responding to the shift, the Recording Academy last year altered the language of its soundtrack awards to more specifically make it clear that video games were in contention.

Arctic ecosystems are already responding to the shifting climate, with large phytoplankton blooms seen in newly opened waters, and an increase in the number and productivity of plants on land.

And so, once again reflecting, and perhaps even responding, to the shifts in opinion, the Supreme Court in its Gregg v. Georgia decision in 1976, ruled that executions could return, as states made their capital procedures less arbitrary.

Professionals respond to the shift of public mood.

Carriers have responded to the shift toward digital communication differently.

On the other end of the spectrum — and a far more likely outcome — is the development of a new literary medium that will respond to the shift in our forms of expression and the daunting changes in our attention span.

According to Selfridges, its eyebrow-raising display was designed by its "head of visual", who was apparently seeking to "respond to the shift towards the simpler pleasures in life", and not simply transforming a much-loved character's head into something rather rude.

Other galleries have also responded to the shift, including Get This! (662 11th Street; 678-596-4451; whichetthasgallery.com), which hastretcheded beyond its original skate-punk aesthetic since moving to the neighborhood, and Kiang Gallery (1011-A Marietta Street NW; 404-892-5477; www.comng-gallery.com), which shows American and Chinese artists.

While the R&D sector has responded to the shift in end-user demand for higher quality wheat, a lot of farmers still focus on yields and do not place sufficient importance on quality.