Sentence examples for shift in this direction from inspiring English sources

"For them to shift in this direction is like the shot heard 'round the world," said Max Tolkoff, a columnist for the trade publications Radio & Records.

The introduction of new ways to discuss and publish the outputs from research, and alternative mechanisms for reward and recognition suggest that a shift in this direction is underway.

Nick Clegg has already signalled a shift in this direction with his pledge to establish an "academy" to ensure that our parliamentary candidates come from a wider pool of talent that better reflects the wider society.

According to the 2013 Economic Report of the President (Figure 6-3 on page 196), the shift in this direction already accounted for 40 percent of the reduction in the nation's carbon dioxide emissions from 2005 to 2012.

"There's a definite possibility that some will start to shift in this direction," Migration Watch's co-founder, Sir Andrew Green, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

The good news is key ingredients are now coming together to prime a major shift in this direction – including vast external data sources, advanced data science and thousands of niche, more focused marketing apps.

But Hamas's attitude has recently been shifting in this direction, in direct response to growing isolation.In this section Isolated, in its violent corner Near the point of no return Broken promises What's in a boast?

But he adds that some are shifting in this direction, including Oxfam.

Those countries that shifted in this direction first were also first to recover.

Some countries have already shifted in this direction, and their policies have met with a measure of success.

Although Australia's legal landscape has not shifted in this direction since it began allowing outside ownership of law firms in 2007, analysts are eagerly watching to see what will become of the legal market in England, which has more global prominence.