Sentence examples for responding to this shift from inspiring English sources

Responding to this shift, several Israeli-Arab lawmakers have jockeyed for the leadership of their community by trying to out-radicalize one another.

The studios seem to be responding to this shift by concentrating almost entirely on event movies -- enormous brands (Battleship, anyone?), sequels and remakes (Mission Impossibles 2-20), and mammoth books or cultural phenomena repackaged for cinematic consumption (The Help, The Hunger Games).

Q: How is UNICEF responding to this shift?

UNICEF is responding to this shift by moving to mainstream development work while still addressing the lingering needs of those affected by the conflict.

The doctors in these specialties may be responding to this shift, as their patients demand more information and a role in discussing and deciding about treatment.

Ford's chief rival, General Motors, quickly responded to this shift with new designs.

Now, there will be many who respond to this shift in the marketplace with the objection "but those aren't proper games".

If you fail to respond to this shift in the culture, you run the risk of being out of step with your customers.

Economists have responded to this shift by developing new models of global sourcing, generating important insights into the driving forces and economic effects of this new form of globalization.

Under the same conditions, the two short secondary structure elements did not respond to this shift within the first ten milliseconds, and retained the characteristics of a fully unfolded state.

Then there are three new groups: urban utility vehicles (including small cars such as Ford's Ka, DaimlerChrysler's A-class and the Renault Scenic); standard SUVs, as in America; and a further category of high-performance SUVs.Given how slow GM has been to respond to this shift, it may not be long before more bad news pours out of the company.