Sentence examples for shift in method from inspiring English sources

With Argentina's lineup here came the first suggestion of a concerted shift in method, and also perhaps in influence.

The shift in method — from a bomb targeting an individual or their family to a device that could kill a random passerby — evokes past attacks that created climates of fear, such as the Washington-area sniper shootings that gripped the D.C. region for weeks in 2002 as victims were shot at random.

Figures released by the Government last week show that the number of asylum applications has fallen by around half since October last year, but experts believe this merely reflects the shift in methods being used by the gangs.

Micropatterned surfaces have shown promise for reducing bioadhesion in a range of environments and represent a paradigm shift in methods for improving biomaterial compatibility [49-51] [49-51]

The challenge of handling big volumes of data has been taken on by many companies, particularly those in the internet domain, leading to a full paradigm shift in methods of data archiving, processing and visualisation.

Sure, a shift in delivery method can increase jobs in distribution centers and companies like FedEx and UPS.

But the move reflects a wider shift in farming methods and a global surge of GM soya being imported into the EU.

She says we're living through such "a bold and unprecedented shift in capitalist methods" that even as we encounter the occasional story about Facebook allowing its corporate clients to read users' private messages or the software in Google's Street View cars scraping unencrypted information from people's homes, the American public doesn't yet grasp the new dispensation in its entirety.

A shift in sampling methods from YouGov, one of the prolific online pollsters, doesn't seem to have altered the overall trend.

Recommendations also emphasized the need for a shift in teaching methods, the establishment of exchange programs to build on successful youth-produced media initiatives, the creation of socially inclusive MIL programs for women and people with disabilities, and the building of national and international networks to share knowledge and resources.

We suggest that a shift in the methods of the clinical microbiology laboratory would help to overcome this bias.