Sentence examples for widening shift from inspiring English sources

This widening shift in audience led Nintendo to begin advertising in magazines and on television spots targeted at retirees before, in 2009, launching a new version of the handheld, the DSiXL, which boasted larger screens and a greater heft to sit in the lap – hardware clearly tailored and subsequently marketed to the older consumer.

Just as the middle class is disappearing, are we also facing a potential widening shift in the intellectual status quo as we absorb new technologies and vast amounts of information into our lives?

In the last 10 years the field of mitochondrial genetics has widened, shifting the focus from rare sporadic, metabolic disease to the effects of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) variation in a growing spectrum of human disease.

The annealing at a lower temperature below 650 °C makes the hardness peak widen and shift into the substrate.

"But wisdom," his eyes widen and shift, "is the love of God.

These words have in many cases widened or shifted their meanings, and compound words and other new constructions have further enlarged the vocabulary.

Thus, this region will be "widened" by shifting all proximally adjacent clones for 23,270 bp.

1, 2 Similarly, in humans and nonhuman primates amputation of the hand widens and shifts the face cortical territory.

This approach is much more advanced in developed economies and rich countries, where the focus has widened and shifted progressively to non-monetary dimensions of child wellbeing.

This approach is much more advanced in developed economies and rich countries, where the focus has widened and shifted progressively towards a full recognition of the non-monetary dimensions of child wellbeing.

In nonhuman primates, after a dorsal column lesion in the cervical spinal cord the somatosensory cortical territory responsive to tactile inputs from the face widens and shifts into the territory deprived of sensory inputs from the hand.