Sentence examples for the striking shift from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mulally said the striking shift by consumers from trucks and S.U.V.'s into smaller cars and crossovers now appears to be "structural in nature" rather than a short-term reaction to gas prices.

Although once understandable, this strategy now looks like a recipe for overall failure.But the striking shift in recent months has been the lack of political leadership from the world's trading giants, the EU and America.

Despite the striking shift in approach, another change would bring even greater relief to innocent spouses: eliminate the law that makes each spouse "jointly and severally liable" for any misrepresentations on a joint tax return.

The striking shift in public mood in the West Bank from political cynicism to enthusiastic endorsement of an uncharismatic leader was mirrored by a deepening disillusion with Barack Obama, who has pledged to use the US veto to block the Palestinian move at the security council.

It is enough to simply analyze History Channel productions from the early 2000s to be able to literally measure the striking shift?

This is surprising due to the striking shift in morphology of Barrett's esophagus toward a cell fate very reminiscent to that of the small intestine.

These results further confirm the striking shifts in amino acid frequency under high Fop/expression.

The most striking shift occurred in the Lachnospiraceae, whose frequency increased at the beginning of treatment to 16.20 and 32.41% after the stress treatments.

The most striking shift occurred in the Lachnospiraceae genus whose frequency increased at the beginning of the treatment to 12.22 and 36.36% over the stress course.

In our data the most striking shift in prevalence across the 12 year period was the increased number of diabetics, especially because of the related complications.

The most striking shift has been the growth of financial occupations, from just under 8% of the wealthy in 1979 to 13.9% in 2005.