The real issue here is not the architects' egos but a significant shift in the kind of clients they serve.
The Hadars' deal for Citigroup Center reflects a shift in the kind of buyers prowling the New York real estate market.
The National Grid acquisitions, analysts say, represent a shift in the kind of mergers that will unfurl within the industry in the next few years.
For those like Ms. Bonanno, there is a third factor: a sharp shift in the kind of people who found themselves jobless and collecting unemployment benefits last year.
The result of deeper inhalation, Dr. Thun's report suggests, has been an increased risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or C.O.P.D., and a shift in the kind of lung cancer linked to smoking.
The change seems to have been brought on by a shift in the kind of digital devices that children, like adults, are using to read, said Francine Alexander, Scholastic's chief academic officer.
These market innovations have led to a shift in the kinds of people involved in selling drugs.
The past five years have seen a radical shift in the kinds of issues generating distress in our clients: increasing inequality and outright poverty, families forced to move against their wishes, and, perhaps most important, benefits claimants (including disabled and ill people) and those seeking work being subjected to a quite new, intimidatory kind of disciplinary regime.
The realization that the "twin deficits"–trade and federal budget deficits must be brought more closely into line will be the catalyst for a key shift in the kinds of assets foreign investors will be buying.
The move to grow the Rovio brands, to help boost its non-gaming business and the activities of its New Business Ventures unit, has seen a shift in the kinds of gaming products that the company launches.
