Sentence examples for a shade off from inspiring English sources

Even the same product can have different dye lots and can be a shade off from one shipment to the next.

The state unemployment rate of 5.6percentt in July was a shade off the national average of 5.5percentt.

And everyone could see for themselves the harmonious collections, the clothes that were just right, the colors that were never a shade off.

England will be delighted their captain, Andrew Strauss, made a pugnacious half-century at Cardiff, but Australia will begin to be concerned soon that their captain, Ricky Ponting, looks to be a shade off the pace.

JS Perhaps it was understandable that Zenit St Petersburg were a shade off colour at the Estádio da Luz on Tuesday night, succumbing to a late goal from Jonas in their first competitive outing since 9 January.

The new figures, released today by the Census Bureau, showed that the median household income in 2000 was $42,148, adjusted for inflation -- a shade off the record high reached in 1999 ($42,187 in 2000 dollars).

More often than not, you'll select a shade of white or off-white for the moldings, doors, and windows.

"They said, 'You're special,' " Ashima recalled, her voice trailing off with a shade of embarrassment.

This describes patients who are a shade better off than those in a vegetative state, because they show fluctuating signs of awareness.

Such a theory, which could be called "emergent materialism," can shade off, however, into theories that one would not wish to call materialist, such as hylozoism, which ascribes vital characteristics to all matter, and panpsychism, which attributes a mindlike character to all constituents of material things.

This constitutes a huge deterrent to investment: all business activity is forced to shade off into illegality.