Sentence examples for shifted emphasis to from inspiring English sources

These developments have shifted emphasis to concerns of transgene stability and the regulation of the rearing and release of these transgenic insects.

Having insisted for years that they were capable of managing a sustainable industry, the pro-whalers have shifted emphasis to claim that whaling is essential because whales are consuming so many marine resources.

After his transitional first season when occasionally Liverpool appeared to be implementing his passing game for passing's sake, they have now shifted emphasis to become a more rounded attacking team.

While the company started by offering a more general comms app, launched in late 2014 and backed by Skype co-founder Janus Friis, in recent years it's shifted emphasis to focus on privacy — rolling out end-to-end encryption in March last year — perhaps calculating this makes for a better differentiator in the crowded messaging platform space.

The balance between liberal arts and professional education over the past few decades shifted emphasis to acquisition of professional skills so graduates could enter jobs and hit the ground running.

By the end of the 1930s, the MSHD under the leadership of future governor Murray Van Wagoner had shifted emphasis to a program of road improvements designed to make the state's roads "safer and smoother for burgeoning traffic volumes".

The moves shift emphasis to its other two businesses: brokerage services and consulting.

We need to shift emphasis to the normative model, where control is rooted in values and beliefs.

The shifting emphasis to those markets is part of a broader trend in the industry, and underscores the declining stature of the United States in the global economy.

The unfurling ribbons of, usually, primary colors are delicate, rather than frail, and shift emphasis to the fiercely white grounds that they cross or incise.

The unfurling ribbons of, usually, primary colors are delicate rather than frail, and shift emphasis to the fiercely white grounds that they cross or incise.