Sentence examples for shift in the name from inspiring English sources

Dorsey defends this shift in the name of simplicity.

The paradigm shift in the naming of national development efforts from poverty reduction/eradication to growth and employment, economic emergence, and prosperity was inspired by the IFIs.

As tensions increased in the Middle East, and in Iraq in particular, in the 1990s and the 21st century, people subjected to xenophobic sentiments, like me, noticed a shift in the derogatory names.

We are also learning how, in our own time, changing ocean temperatures can cause shifts in El Niño, the name given to a collection of weather patterns that originate in the Pacific and stretch across the globe; a "Godzilla El Niño" is credited for the oddly warm weather in the Northeast this winter.

Critics warn, however, that such a policy shift – which India is pursuing in the name of food security – could end up hurting poor producers in other parts of the world.

The shift in name for Podcasts seems in keeping with that streamlining of the company's audio offerings.  .

The FNSEA is ready to agree some shift in subsidies but has refused, in the name of "efficiency" and "modernity", to accept the principal of front-leading payments to smaller farmers.

Fans — some wearing mullet wigs — gave Jagr a standing ovation when he took the ice for his first shift in the first period and chanted his name after the goal.