Sentence examples for shift sought from inspiring English sources

Those aghast at the prospect of appointing a flawed figurehead, critical of the abandonment of the culture shift sought by Stuart Lancaster, are missing the point.

Netanyahu, who did not comment directly Sunday on Washington's shift, sought to hit a chord of confidence despite the anxiety behind the scenes.

And in the early eighties the social thinker Albert O. Hirschman, in "Shifting Involvements," sought to introduce the concept of "disappointment" into mainstream economic theory.

Where incomplete protein sequences were obtained, possible erroneous frame shifts were sought using the translate tool at the Expasy website http://www.expasy.org/tools/dna.html and, where found, manually corrected.

As Mr Maas and Ms Schwesig may well find, the cultural shift they seek will take more than a forced change at the top.

Intelligence officials say that Syria – in particular, the ultra-violent ideology of Isis – represents a paradigm shift from seeking a regional caliphate to global Jihad.

But there could also be unprecedented pushback, as Texas Republicans watch the state's demographics shift and seek to draw more Hispanics into the party's ranks.

Indeed, this shift from seeking to re-register a stolen vehicle to dismantling for parts and scrap can be viewed as a kind of 'crime fuse' (Barr and Pease 1990).

In the long term, developed countries should shift from seeking access agreements to concluding supporting agreements under which Africans themselves catch the fish in their own waters, within the sustainable levels, and European Union countries sustainably source their fish.

The global vaccine community, including major vaccine companies, should embrace this shift by seeking new opportunities to work with vaccine producers from developing countries.

In addition, there was a positive shift in seeking abortion services earlier in gestation, many by the 7-week legal limit at that time.