Sentence examples for a rightward drift from inspiring English sources

It will be a rightward drift".

Correction: February 2 , 2002 Saturday An article on Wednesday about a rightward drift in European politics misstated the name of the party of the Italian politician Gianfranco Fini.

Mr Shor's data, which run up to 2010, suggest that Colorado's polarisation is mostly the result of a rightward drift among Republicans since the mid-1990s.

Of course, if you still need to look for answer, if you need to ascribe it to a rightward drift, then in my opinion whatever you are, you are not a liberal.

Now, as they prepare to vote in general elections this weekend, it appears Swedes may be reconsidering a rightward drift which seems to many of them to have gone too far, too fast.

Rich Bond, former chairman of the Republican National Committee, agreed that Mr. Robertson, the Christian Coalition and the appearance of a rightward drift by Mr. Bush might well be costing him moderate voters from both parties.

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

Mr. Arafat, the Palestinian leader, expressed deep concern about the apppointment of Mr. Mofaz and a perceived rightward drift in the Israeli government.

Twenty-six-year-old Ferenc Almassy his name has been changed at his request—has been living in Hungary for the past four years working as a liaison of sorts between Jobbik and French nationalists, who have similarly gained power in recent elections as part of what seems like a general rightward drift in Europe.

Some will find his version of events sympathetic; others will find it a cliché, the inevitable rightward drift of an old Trotskyist; and still others will violently quarrel with his tangents and disquisitions, as Hitchens so often makes one do (he may be smarter than most of us, but when he's hellbent on making a point, he'll haul out straw men one would just as soon leave to the cows).

The rightward drift of a court led by Justices Roberts, Scalia, Thomas, and Alito — a drift marked by appalling decisions like Citizens United — would only intensify during a Romney Presidency.