Sentence examples for time to pivot from inspiring English sources

The time to pivot on Europe is now.

But now it is time to pivot and address the long-term fiscal problem.

It's time to pivot — and it's the moment many entrepreneurs resist.

If Labour's leftward drift proves unpopular, the party has time to pivot to the centre before the next election.

When you know your customers so well you can see your product through their eyes, you'll have an intuitive sense for when it's time to pivot.

Officials have pointed to the winding down of wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and said that now is the time to pivot toward the Asia-Pacific region.

Trump has appeared, at times, to pivot toward a tamer approach to media relations but has always reverted to hostility.

When the times comes to pivot (and it will, sooner or later, without fail) organizations in "Stay the course!" mode will not be able to pivot as fast, because pivoting requires making a previous choice wrong.

When it's time for us to pivot away from trivialities, we pivot.

And now, I think, as you said a while ago during one of your council member comments, it's time for us to pivot a little and look at the kinds of things that the city might do because we have, what, 40percentt of our population….. JD: Right.

From time to time, it swung up to pivot on a wingtip, and then resumed its sweep.