Sentence examples for trends shifted from inspiring English sources

The tectonic plates of opinion-poll trends shifted, with the Tories leading Labour throughout 2006 and the Liberal Democrats drifting.

In the first decade of the 21st century, net migration trends shifted as expansion of the province's resource industries provided new job opportunities.

He said the technology industry was littered with companies that didn't invest enough in long-term research, only to run into trouble when technology trends shifted.

The great days for the factory's art pottery production came at the turn of the 20th century, when the Austro-Hungarian Empire was still in bloom, and Zsolnay, affected by international trends, shifted from its traditional native and historical designs to the innovative Art Nouveau style.

It started with cassettes and vinyl, but then the trends shifted towards CDs, then DVDs and Blu-ray.

Yet even as filmmaking trends shifted, and Scott began turning to notable composers such as Gregson-Williams rather than the pop songbook, the director never fully turned his back on pop music.

Some observers suggest that the rivalry between Nas and Jay-Z - regarded as veterans in a field where music trends shift overnight - had simply worn itself out.

Corporate America has going through some kind of Ellis Island of name changes over the last 40 years, with the trends shifting from decade to decade.

Sieving the data through artificial intelligence neural nets will let the computer look at changes of values within the normal range, trends shifting under the radar screen that can be early warning signs of trouble.

The earnings of chief executives and directors of "leading organisations" rose 15% to an average of £112,157, in part a result of trends shifting earnings to basic pay and away from bonuses.

We wished, however, to expand the hypothesis to consider whether demographic traits followed two different trends, shifting in slope after the drought.