Sentence examples for shaking up now from inspiring English sources
EVERY company needs shaking up now and then, even a sprawling world-beater like Siemens.
"I am still shook up now," the teenager claimed, "but was very bad last night.
However, the picture has been shaken up now that individual risks in public health programmes are less accepted due to a general attitude moving away from paternalism and toward a strengthening of decision-making autonomy and informed choice, which consequently entails greater transparency on the risks involved in order to deliver fair information [ 45].
Mr. Williams, the first black district attorney in the history of Pennsylvania, is a 10-year veteran of the office he is now shaking up.
Gazprom's managers say that a shake-up now could jeopardize a company that supplies Russia with one-fifth of its tax revenue and accounts for roughly 7percentt of economic output.
Their departures are part of a major shake-up now taking place at CNN, with Jeff Zucker in control.
Then LeapFrog comes along and shakes up the category and now people are looking at ways to become competitive".
But supply and demand have now been shaken up.
The study, published last week in The New England Journal of Medicine, is now shaking up the field of cardiovascular medicine, infusing it with optimism.
At the height of their powers, the YBAs, who had looked to New York for inspiration at the beginning of the 1990s, were now shaking up the city.
