Sentence examples for shifted emphasis from from inspiring English sources
The Reformation, though, shifted emphasis from the religious institution toward the religious text.
The Bush administration has shifted emphasis from a Clinton-era program to develop hybrid cars into a far more ambitious, long-term project to commercialize fuel cells.
Mr. Bush's campaign also adopted a new tone as the governor shifted emphasis from some of the issues he concentrated on in New Hampshire, like tax cuts and military spending, toward what he called conservative values.
There are several such organizations, all included at the conference, that have shifted emphasis from looking for a cure to also fighting for a more systematic study of treatments and more services for children.
As a country we've shifted emphasis from goods to services, manufacturing to marketing, and everyone natters on about the importance of brand rather than the quality of product — about the sell rather than the substance.
Standards and specifications development has shifted emphasis from big picture descriptions to targeted solutions for specific requirements.
It emboldens people to claim their rights by shifting emphasis from charity to justice.
Lower Manhattan boosters are going to look warily at any plan that seems to shift emphasis from development downtown to another part of Manhattan.
The average visit to Mount Vernon, now two and a half hours long, is expected to expand and incorporate a wider audience, which is just what is sought by many historical museums as they shift emphasis from objects to experiences.
Flanked by representatives of the National Organization for Women and Rainbow/PUSH, Burk said her campaign was entering a new phase in which she would shift emphasis from Augusta and its chairman, William Johnson, and instead would focus on members and their corporations.
The Yankees have made 120 errors, perhaps the result of a shifting emphasis from star fielders like Martinez at first and Brosius at third to sluggers for whom fielding is secondary.
