That trend has started to shift after the September attacks, law enforcement officials say.
"We needed a big shift after the Flyers tied it," Del Zotto said.
Privately, staff members on both sides have joked about how the tenor of discussions may shift after the election.
You can see why Kerry thinks that's a clever shift, after the arduous efforts to promote democracy in Iraq.
But many investors don't realize that asset allocation may continue to shift after the retirement date, Mr. Nagengast said.
Sharp said the snow fell during the key January sales period, so there was still leftover Christmas stock to shift after the thaw.
York's goal came the shift after the referees disallowed an apparent goal scored by York's linemate Lacroix, ruling that he kicked the puck in.
That began to shift after the 1959 Broadway production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of Music," and when the movie opened, everything changed.
"There was a generational shift after the dotcom boom, there was a turning point where the people deciding on what kind of spaces they wanted changed.
At Harvard, the attitude toward the military began to shift after the 9/11 attacks, which was about the time that Lawrence Summers became president.
She had worked a night shift after the hoax, he said, adding that "no alarm bells rang for any of us".
