Sentence examples for shift in the use of from inspiring English sources

State governments, which own most forests, must seek central-government approval for any shift in the use of forest land.

But the predominantly ethnic Somali community who live along the edge of the base tweets actively.The nature of young Kenyans' tweets indicates a possible shift in the use of language within this generation.

"As we look more closely at the age distribution of recent counseling clients, it appears that this broad trend may conceal the start of a major generational shift in the use of reverse mortgage loans," the study said.

John Isaacs, a leading rheumatologist professor, from the Institute of Cellular Medicine at the University of Newcastle, said: "These positive data clearly show the efficacy of using rituximab earlier in the RA treatment pathway, and could signal a paradigm shift in the use of this drug to treat RA".

There were references to being a "tipping point" and reflecting a "paradigm shift" in the use of capital punishment when the State House voted this week to make Connecticut the 17th state — the 5th in five years — to eliminate the death penalty in future prosecutions.

The survey also showed a shift in the use of technology from efficiency to productivity.

There has to be a shift in the use-of-force policies that are used in departments across the country.

Figure 2 depicts the major shifts in the use of the Web.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Shifts in the use of the Web [79].

Globalization, with its focus on the free movement of goods, services, technology, and capital, has influenced pastoral lifestyles in a number of ways: exposure to mass media, globalization of food processing, and global shifts in the use of technology and transportation (Popkin 1994; Popkin 2006).

These shifts in the use of space may influence vulnerability to predators and alter the selective regime imposed on the community [6].