Sentences with phrase «major cultural shift»

«We did it because we recognised that artists are often like social researchers, picking up major cultural shifts in society.

But the title of Altman Siegel's inaugural exhibition quotes Emily Dickinson's musing on death, contextualizing the work of the seven artists in the show through the excitement and fears of major cultural shift.

Some drivers — not all, but some, because major cultural shifts are always gradual — will feel less need to pretend they're OK.

The idea that program managers should seek to actively save money rather than simply stay within budget is a «major cultural shift,» Kendall writes, and one that's paying dividends.

The rise of companies like AirBnB and Uber portends a major cultural shift.

But we need a major cultural shift because the problem is the expectation that all of these public social services are free — and they are free.

These alignments, in turn, are best understood in terms of a major cultural shift underway for more than a generation, but by no means complete.

«It [personalized learning] has the potential to be a major cultural shift.»

Graduation rates stagnated in the 1970s, despite a major cultural shift to thinking about completing high school as part of the normal life course and dropping out as deviance from that normative path.

The one thing I've learned about trends in type is that it takes years to notice any major cultural shifts.

«Over the past few decades, we've experienced a major cultural shift, from where our engagement with the Web was something deemed outside of us — i.e., virtual or cyberspace — to something that is all around us, extending our bodies, changing our relationships and sense of life,» explains Cornell.

The executive director of the Federation of Australian Scientific and Technological Societies, Bradley Smith, said there were increasing tensions between scientists and policy makers, reflecting «a major cultural shift in the relationships between government, industry and science.

`... evaluation is now embedded in all Commission activities and processes — this has entailed a major cultural shift.»