Sentence examples for shift from its from inspiring English sources

This would be a shift from its current approach, in which it says how long it expects interest rates to remain at around zero for.

Vista represented a big shift from its predecessor, XP, so it required a lot of new drivers — and Microsoft did a poor job of communicating how much work was needed.

It decided to shift from its former customer relationship strategy willing to do whatever the customer asked to a lower-total-cost strategy.

Sweden will face military "counter measures" from Russia if it decides to shift from its history of neutrality and join the NATO alliance, according to Russian Ambassador Viktor Tatarintsev.

The White House statement marks a shift from its more ambiguous positions in which it sought to avoid publicly criticising the military regime which receives about $1.3bn a year in aid from the US.

In a shift from its longstanding policy, CBS told its affiliates on Saturday that it would begin charging fees for some programs, with the net effect of reducing the compensation the network pays to local stations.

The new primary color will be pomegranate, a shift from its lavender and gray.

Nonetheless, Ryanair's note of caution represented a clear shift from its largely bullish tone for much of the European downturn.

The data suggested the Federal Reserve will be in no hurry to shift from its easy monetary policy stance.

Last week, The Houston Chronicle also endorsed Mr. O'Rourke, a shift from its support for Mr. Cruz in 2012.

The DGSI, France's internal security service, Sawers observed, is having to shift from its police methods to an intelligence-led approach.