Sentence examples for a further drift from inspiring English sources

Given all this, the MPC's statement on Thursday is likely to show a further drift to a softer outlook for both growth and inflation.

Exams regulator Ofqual has already indicated there will be a further drift in the numbers taking core academic subjects such as maths, English, the sciences, history and geography.

The stand was dictated from London by William Hague and David Cameron, officials said, to prevent what they saw as a further drift towards a common EU foreign policy.

This explanation is supported with the AFM image of the same group of nano-onions after the friction experiment, which reveals a further drift of the tested nano-onion toward the left for 15 nm, enough that the AFM tip had fallen down to the substrate.

For the TV and video world, the iSlate would drive a further drift toward personalized, on-demand content, delivered on a very close-up platform (prop it on your tummy while reclined on a couch?).

As the drift distortion depends critically on the relative drift direction with respect to the scan direction [2], the varying scan directions in spiral scans lead to an abundance of information for further drift correction within one frame.

President Obama needs to show Democrats that this budget is the endpoint, not a starting point, for a further rightward drift.

To limit any variability introduced across different trials, blocks and set-ups, we also applied a further offline drift correction to the data, removing any components with a frequency below 0.1 Hz [26].

Further drift is in no one's interest, not even the UAW's.

It allows your teen's inner clock to further drift away from the external clock, worsening the shift begun by delaying bedtime on school nights.

Further, drift is constrained across time, which is reflected in the performance of a standard classifier which does not progressively worsen if it is not retrained daily, though overall performance is reduced by more than 10% compared to a daily retrained classifier.