dramatic shift

The most dramatic shift is between the years 1971 and 1978.

All this is a dramatic shift from just one month ago.

Many here are not so sure, given the dramatic shifts going on in the industry as a whole.

But certain studies have led to a dramatic shift from this way of thinking.

The plan would represent a dramatic shift from current education practice.

That is a dramatic shift over the last three or four decades.

Law schools have seen an equally dramatic shift the other way.

A. There's been a dramatic shift in income over the last 30 years.

This contributed to the dramatic shift in support from black to white.

He had lost too much to find that again without a dramatic shift in his fortunes.

One is a dramatic shift in the balance of cases reaching the Court.

"In the past year, there has been a dramatic shift," he said.

This would represent a dramatic shift in the number of people passing through the program.

After 1715 we see a sudden and dramatic shift in the leadership of both parties.

This dramatic shift in format would not be without consequences.

Rather it is the result of a dramatic shift in a person's mental and motivational state.

Don was the only person who could have made such a dramatic shift."

Without question, the most dramatic shift in environmental stance recently has been at Ford.

The results in the seven constituencies here showed two dramatic shifts.

This case represented a dramatic shift in labor relations between the city and its workers.

Now he proposes a more dramatic shift of resources to community patrol.

It is hard to account for the dramatic shifts in American moods.

But at both addresses, there are dramatic shifts in the visual power level.

We could see that it was going to slow down but not such a dramatic shift."

There's been a dramatic shift in the atmosphere on all this."