Sentence examples for to create a shift from inspiring English sources

Is there a way to create a shift from within?

In October, Mr. Gerber started the Young Entrepreneur Council "to create a shift from a résumé-driven society to one where people create their own jobs," he says.

She also hopes to present her case to India's health ministry though she is aware that it will take more than one person to create a shift.

In both cases, said Elisabeth Stock, a former White House fellow who founded Computers for Youth in 1999, the goal was to create a "shift in the culture of the school".

Over the past two years I have been an active member of the learning metrics taskforce, an initiative convened by Unesco's Institute for Statistics and the Centre for Universal Education at Brookings whose overarching objective was "to create a shift in the global conversation on education from a focus on access to access plus learning".

We anticipate that they'll be large enough and damaging enough to create a shift in attitude about IoT across the spectrum of end-users, developers and device manufacturers.

Her own profound visual sensibilities allow her to create a shifting stage picture that reflects a Japanese sense of compositional order and balance in life and art.

The ad uses 972 edits and 17 "video layers" to create a shifting montage of all the areas in which the Honda corporation operates.

It is a typically sprawling, ambitious piece, drawing on video, music, dance and the spoken word to create a shifting, almost kaleidoscopic image of a nation under greatest siege from its cynical idea of love of country.

That's why smart corporate strategists use patching, a process of mapping and remapping business units to create a shifting mix of highly focused, tightly aligned businesses that can respond to changing market opportunities.

Consider how the inventive Off Off Broadway deconstructions both of "Uncle Tom's Cabin," by that fine young troupe the Drama Dept., and of Eugene O'Neill's "Emperor Jones," by the great experimental veterans of the Wooster Group, used a medley of century-spanning performance styles to create a shifting landscape of perceptions of complicated works that can never again be seen with virgin eyes.