Sentence examples for to bring about a shift from inspiring English sources

"We need to bring about a shift in mentality.

The sale helped to bring about a shift in the military balance in the Middle East.

In his advocacy for this regime change - to bring about a shift from discretion to a rule for monetary growth - he was conspicuously unsuccessful.

We hope to continue our work, as well as partner with like-minded organizations, to bring about a shift in the way young people approach their futures.

The opposition has been able to paint Mr. Harper, 51, as a manipulator who resorts to questionable strategies to thwart the opposition, most notably his suspension of Parliament for three months last year to bring about a shift in house committee chairmanships.

But Sharapova then netted a forehand volley from the baseline and this seemed to bring about a shift in momentum.

A government report has proposed urging schoolkids to educate their parents about eco-living, in order to bring about a "cultural shift" in the attitudes of the population.

The next President would need to bring about a similar shift, Obama said, one that reasserted the role of an activist government, "laying the groundwork, the framework, the foundation for the market to operate effectively".

In 2009 I take the chair of Prince Charles's rural action programme, and my primary goal is to bring about a radical shift in our nation's appreciation of British producers.

The constitution of the 5,000 is recognized as his political masterpiece; his attempt to bring about a similar shift towards moderatism in 404 led directly to his death.

Everything else being equal, and assuming causality, it would take 120 years (the average period of ∼ 12 years of follow-up × 10) of smoking to bring about a downward shift of 1 LTL decile.