Sentence examples for undergoing a paradigm from inspiring English sources

Publishing is undergoing a paradigm shift.

Musical theatre, like America itself, is undergoing a paradigm shift.

In the midst of these competing claims for attention and support, cancer research is undergoing a paradigm shift.

But business people, investors and an unusually large number of economists, are convinced that India is undergoing a "paradigm shift" and so backward-looking historical data are now irrelevant for assessing future growth.India's capacity for growth has certainly increased over the past decade, thanks to earlier reforms.

The field of biamaterials is undergoing a paradigm change.

In the past few years, this zany literary subculture has been undergoing a paradigm shift.

Both Brandt and Beethoven have undergone a paradigm shift.

He said that Fox needed to undergo a "paradigm shift," adding: "That's why in a perverse way I'm glad this happened.

Blake explains how Farrell underwent a paradigm shift that many in the movement compare with the scene in "The Matrix" in which, after swallowing a red pill, the hero realizes that "the world he's inhabited … is merely an illusion designed to keep him docile and enslaved".

And there are some important differences between now and the 1980s: earnings growth is slower, people are saving far more of their income, Britain does not have a balance of payments crisis.But Mr Leach's conclusion that it is worth risking a small rise in inflation to see if the economy has undergone a "paradigm shift" is unconvincing.

Operations like these suggest that campaigning in New Hampshire has undergone a paradigm shift: from a ground war, dominated by door-knocking and phone calls, to an air war, in which the candidate's fortunes are determined by paid and free media.