seismic shift

A major change. (Seismology is the study of earthquakes.) That press conference was such a disaster that I'm worried it will cause a seismic shift in how voters view him as a candidate for president. In just the last century, there has been a seismic shift in the treatment of women in this country.

See also: shift

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

swing shift
graveyard shift
spell disaster
spell disaster Fig
shift gears
not give an inch
shift off
go from one extreme to another
go from one extreme to the other
not budge an inch

References in periodicals archive

The FA has undergone a seismic shift when identifying young talent with the traditional scouts being replaced by stats and staff studying computers.

ONE piece of significant football []

Just look at the seismic shift in the Irish republic where laws are now being liberalised.

Needs of women should come first; RECORD View

Some Reds fans put the seismic shift down to Liverpool's performance in Porto on Wednesday night - when Klopp's side walked away from their Champions League tie with a 5-0 victory.

- and social media had plenty to say..

"You will see specific and seismic shift in literally the proportion of women who are now going to be running things."

Seismic shift in harassment row - Hanks

We look forward to collaborating with our task force partners to develop and implement a strategy that capitalises on this seismic shift in the air cargo industry."

MIAMI HOSTS E-COMMERCE STRATEGY WORKSHOP

This represents a seismic shift. Jews are now being indicted not just for supporting Israel but for being Jewish.

Normalizing anti-Semitism on campus

of impact, a seismic shift split the sea, tide after tide so high

Asteroid Recovery

There have been few seismic shifts in the way American, and Colorado, society organizes itself, and I have been fortunate to be in the midst of two very important ones, the latest of which is blossoming before our eyes at this moment.

Seismic shift

It marks a seismic shift in public opinion since 1989, when as many as 70% of people thought couples should marry before having a child.

Having kids out of wedlock less of a taboo

Just as Michael Buerk's reportage caused a seismic shift in attitudes towards famine in the West, so the stark image of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi laying face down in the sand after being washed up on the Turkish coastline has caused another seismic shift.

Reach Out; Welsh Rock For Refugees

The proposal represents a seismic shift from the DOL's longstanding approach to regulating companies in the retirement services industry.

Seismic Shifts

The new enemy within The 9/11 attacks caused a seismic shift in the US's relation with Islam and, by extension, with the Middle East.

Is the USA turning in on itself to find its latest 'enemy'?

He hailed the move as a "seismic shift" to revolutionise mental health care - and it marks a major victory for the Sunday Mirror's campaign to help sufferers.

PS1.25bn boosts young mental health support

In this documentary, Cherry Healey goes behind the scenes to see how these companies are adapting to a seismic shift in the nation's shopping habits, visits Britain's only 'virtual' supermarket.

TV CHOICE

词组	seismic shift
释义	seismic shift seismic shift A major change. (Seismology is the study of earthquakes.) That press conference was such a disaster that I'm worried it will cause a seismic shift in how voters view him as a candidate for president. In just the last century, there has been a seismic shift in the treatment of women in this country. See also: shift Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: swing shift graveyard shift spell disaster spell disaster Fig shift gears not give an inch shift off go from one extreme to another go from one extreme to the other not budge an inch References in periodicals archive The FA has undergone a seismic shift when identifying young talent with the traditional scouts being replaced by stats and staff studying computers. ONE piece of significant football [] Just look at the seismic shift in the Irish republic where laws are now being liberalised. Needs of women should come first; RECORD View Some Reds fans put the seismic shift down to Liverpool's performance in Porto on Wednesday night - when Klopp's side walked away from their Champions League tie with a 5-0 victory. - and social media had plenty to say.. "You will see specific and seismic shift in literally the proportion of women who are now going to be running things." Seismic shift in harassment row - Hanks We look forward to collaborating with our task force partners to develop and implement a strategy that capitalises on this seismic shift in the air cargo industry." MIAMI HOSTS E-COMMERCE STRATEGY WORKSHOP This represents a seismic shift. Jews are now being indicted not just for supporting Israel but for being Jewish. Normalizing anti-Semitism on campus of impact, a seismic shift split the sea, tide after tide so high Asteroid Recovery There have been few seismic shifts in the way American, and Colorado, society organizes itself, and I have been fortunate to be in the midst of two very important ones, the latest of which is blossoming before our eyes at this moment. Seismic shift It marks a seismic shift in public opinion since 1989, when as many as 70% of people thought couples should marry before having a child. Having kids out of wedlock less of a taboo Just as Michael Buerk's reportage caused a seismic shift in attitudes towards famine in the West, so the stark image of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi laying face down in the sand after being washed up on the Turkish coastline has caused another seismic shift. Reach Out; Welsh Rock For Refugees The proposal represents a seismic shift from the DOL's longstanding approach to regulating companies in the retirement services industry. Seismic Shifts The new enemy within The 9/11 attacks caused a seismic shift in the US's relation with Islam and, by extension, with the Middle East. Is the USA turning in on itself to find its latest 'enemy'? He hailed the move as a "seismic shift" to revolutionise mental health care - and it marks a major victory for the Sunday Mirror's campaign to help sufferers. PS1.25bn boosts young mental health support In this documentary, Cherry Healey goes behind the scenes to see how these companies are adapting to a seismic shift in the nation's shopping habits, visits Britain's only 'virtual' supermarket. TV CHOICE
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