Sentence examples for shifts it has from inspiring English sources

Though I.B.M., another rival, has not been immune to these industry shifts, it has focused on higher-margin, strategic consulting services.

If Brown's public life has been marked by giant shifts, it has also been touched by irony: By the time he assembled all the experience that would make him a powerful presidential candidate, he was too old to take advantage of it.

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While the Bush hasn't staged a submission since its policy shift, it has commissioned several writers straight off the bat: Chris Thompson's Albion being one such example.

But while the debate has shifted, it has grown more complex.

"In the end the balance will shift; it has to," he said.

As is often the case with a secular trend shift, it has gone on longer and stronger than most expected.

And while it remains unclear how many packets of gum the advert will shift, it has clearly been successful at reducing viewers to tears.

But the government seems half-hearted in this structural shift: it has also announced a raft of measures to subsidise exports.

"Every time some of these clowns come out, the elections demonstrate — time and again — that if there is a generational shift, it has been greatly overestimated".

Bloom: Peter, you're saying that as the culture has shifted, it has become less accepting of certain kinds of personalities with certain sort of clusters of traits, even if the person functions reasonably well.