Sentence examples for shift going on from inspiring English sources

"We see a real shift going on from traditional advertising to a content-driven strategy," Dan Kortick, managing partner at Wicks, said in a phone interview on Friday.

"Sundance has always been on the front line of gay-themed work, but I feel there's a shift going on," said Tom Shepard, director of Scout's Honor, a documentary implicitly attacking institutionalised homophobia within US society.

"There's a shift going on," says Walker, "and this paper adds to that".

"EMC is blaming poor sales on the economy, but there is a fundamental shift going on," says William Homa, the chief information officer at Hannaford Bros., a grocery chain.

"There's a shift going on, in that it's no longer about making the theatre-going experience as centralised and as predictable as possible.

"There is a paradigm shift going on.

"There's a lot of shifting going on," she said.

"We're seeing a lot of movement on the ground, there's a lot of shifting going on right now," Carson told the Detroit News on Friday, in south-east Iowa.

Then, as the immensity of the shifts going on in development co-operation became clear, they sought to engage the new actors and issues that needed to be included in the agenda.

"There are less players today than there were nine months ago when we set out," he adds, "there are a lot shifts going on in the space".

Hence the use of Sigur Ros here and there on the soundtrack; like a good Sigur Ros song, great Milchian moments indicate tectonic shifts going on inside a soul. .