Sentence examples for revolutionary shift from inspiring English sources

I think this is a revolutionary shift.

In business terms, what would this sort of revolutionary shift in business look like?

"You can't set out to make a revolutionary shift," he said.

This revolutionary shift in the shipping industry is feared to negatively impact the safety of maritime transportation.

The coming of self-government marked a leftward (although far from revolutionary) shift in the internal power balance.

But the public here is divided on the changes it wants, meaning a revolutionary shift is unlikely.

In Latin America and the Middle East, the clash of authoritarian regimes and revolutionary shifts toward freedom and equality still determine the landscape of today, with young people since before the 1990s feeling or remembering the impact of the terror and barbarity of multiple dictatorships and needing to redefine themselves as modern individuals.

Dear Sen. Whitmer, Despite your claims that a right-to-work law is "anti-woman," it actually represents a non-revolutionary shift towards a freer representation system for those who don't wish to be fired for not joining a union.

In the 1960s, Mr. Debray fought at the side of Che Guevara — in a decidedly internationalist struggle, it might be said — but he has since, in a manner not uncommon to aging revolutionaries, shifted his views slightly rightward, in defense of traditions and particularities he sees threatened by "mondialisation" (or even worse, by "les anglo-saxons").

It can certainly be argued that, once the revolutionaries shifted to armed struggle, NATO air support proved critical in severely weakening Gaddafi's ability to counterattack and that Western arms and advisers were important in enabling rebel forces to make crucial gains in the northwestern part of the country prior to the final assault on Tripoli.

These radical shifts in revolutionary discourse have been accompanied by wide swings in the institutional legitimacy of Tibetan medicine.