Sentences with phrase «profound shifts»

When working with individuals, couples, families, and groups, I use a strength - based approach, which has led to profound shifts in cases of relationship conflicts, parenting issues, school problems, aging difficulties, grief, and trauma.»

I have experiences such profound shifts of climate in our area, twice in my life (43 years), but both would have triggered a correction, but both were real and endured for multiple years before things changed.

Despite these profound shifts in the US power sector, today's new research suggests other factors have been equally or more important in reducing emissions.

In exploring these profound shifts, the artistic practices showcased in this exhibition meditate on the uncertainty of identity, reflecting our uneasy relationship to place.

Meanwhile profound shifts were also taking place in the market.

I have never been to a workshop where so many people had such profound shifts in thinking and such enormous learning, regardless of background, experience, interest or breed.

Often our patients find that just by making a few changes, they can see profound shifts in their health.

I have seen profound shifts of self - awareness and understanding for his students.»

One of the most profound shifts we make with clients is when they start investing in themselves by spending some time on themselves each day.

You will wake up more refreshed and dynamic; over time, you will see profound shifts in your skin and body.

In a million years, barring profound shifts, the climate should have returned to its natural rhythms but any cities buried in sediment by rising seas should still be preserved, along with those signs of anthroturbation, human - induced disturbances underground, like the plutons from underground explosions of nuclear bombs.

Predictably, his gut microbes grew more numerous and diverse as he aged, but profound shifts occurred when he was sampling new foods.

He said: «We are failing to understand some of the profound shifts that are occurring in modern Conservatism.

I have even seen profound shifts in the parent / child bond when the «child» was an adult.

Otherwise there could be some profound shifts.»

Now the nation, along with the entire industrialized world, is in the midst of profound shifts in the very structure of the work force itself.

One of the profound shifts in the social age is how buyers today can avail themselves of knowledge that may have been hard to come by in the past.

Other observers see a more profound shift at work.

Whether today's business leaders are aware or not, this profound shift will leave no business model untouched and no society unshaken.

This steady growth shows that craft brewing is part of a profound shift in American beer culture — a shift that will help craft brewers achieve their ambitious goal of 20 percent market share by 2020,» said Bart Watson, chief economist, Brewers Association.

The arrival of bitcoin futures later this year could signal a profound shift in the alternative currency market as institutional cash has a greater say in price action.

Goldman Sachs Group is reportedly setting up a cryptocurrency trading desk, sources familiar with the matter said, signaling a profound shift in Wall Street's attitude toward...

Together they have brought about a profound shift in the nature of thought, the directions and balance of the different spheres of human society, and the interrelatedness of human institutions.

Approximately 30 years ago, a profound shift began.

The subtle but profound shift which Kierkegaard is accomplishing in The Concept of Anxiety is a shift away from thinking of creation in the past tense to thinking of creation in the present tense.

As previously indicated, Hartshorne's metaphysics draws very heavily upon Whitehead's insights, and Hartshorne justifiably looks upon their common version of process philosophy as presenting a profound shift of perspective in Western metaphysics.

This sketch of some basic concepts of the calculus and of factors involved in its creation is intended neither a complete outline nor as a technical account It is intended, rather, to set the stage for Bergson's appropriation of the calculus as fundamental to his metaphysics and epistemology; Bergson believed that the calculus represented (and furthered) a profound shift in understanding, one which made modern science possible.

But for us it signals a profound shift.

Those who predicted a profound shift in the ideological landscape might now look back on the 2008 elections as a damp squib.

I watched the audience at a fringe meeting in Manchester this week listen in sullen silence as one former cabinet minister, Dominic Grieve, told them it was impossible to tell if we might be better off in 30 years» time: all we could be sure of was that Brexit was «a sudden and profound shift», and therefore a huge economic risk in the short and medium term.

The result, he says, could have been a faster and less devastating end to World War II as well as a profound shift in the course of world history.

The jury's decision reflects a profound shift in the way our culture views people who are excessively overweight.

In bringing together global leaders again in 2017 to review advances in the field and update the guidelines, a profound shift in thinking occurred to define Alzheimer's disease biologically, by pathologic brain changes or their biomarkers, and treat cognitive impairment as a symptom / sign of the disease, rather than its definition.

Via NK the human body makes a profound shift toward burning «fat as fuel» without catabolizing muscle protein for glucose as is the case for Starvation Ketosis (OFM athletes actually gain lean body mass!).

Andrew Haigh's 45 Years tells a domestic tale that sounds familiar in its broad outlines: that of a long - lasting marriage that undergoes a profound shift as a result of a blinding revelation that brings up a well of behavioral changes and attendant doubts.

She patiently led the class [School, Family, and Community Partnerships] through a profound shift in thinking about the role of families, communities, and teaching professionals.

Coleman said Common Core was going to require a profound shift in the way most schools approach education.

Missy Friedman, the school's lead educator for math and a Grades 3 general studies teacher, recalls that teachers struggled some in the beginning, a common occurrence for schools making such a profound shift in their teaching approach.

It signifies the type of school leadership that Fullan describes as a fundamental and profound shift to a more expansive understanding of the complex role of principals, and ways in which they should and could be more effective lead learners.

Over the next few years we are likely to see a profound shift in famous Authors establishing exclusive relationships with dedicated E-Book Store.

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This shift from personal bankruptcy to consumer proposals is a profound shift.

Because participants must depend on each other to complete the course, this program allows groups to experience the profound shift from working as individuals to working as a collective force to achieve a common goal.

And then it dawns on you... what we're witnessing over such a short space of time is a profound shift, with what I thought were accepted attitudes.

Alongside the legalization of birth control in the 1960's came a profound shift in attitudes towards women's sexuality and the freedom of sexual expression.

Since the Combines represented a profound shift in pictorial language, they also exposed the deficits in the critical terms of art history, and as such posed a formidable challenge to the discipline's leaders.

,» Force was taken aback by the suffix's profound shift in meaning and connotation.

Similarly, the Post reported later that same year (October 6, 1979) a «profound shift» in the prevailing scientific consensus about the causes of cancer.

Copenhagen was much worse than just another bad deal, because it illustrated a profound shift in global geopolitics.

In the last 20 years there has been a profound shift in the City's legal landscape, which has been particularly dramatic in the last five years.