Sentence examples for a shift farther from inspiring English sources

The party's right wing is already advocating a shift farther to the right to prevent more defections to UKIP.

Gleizes's New York City compositions, such as Broadway (1915) and On the Brooklyn Bridge (1917), showed a shift farther toward abstraction and the introduction of textual elements in his compositions.

All of that suggested that the plane most likely crashed farther south into the Indian Ocean than previously thought, Australian officials also said, leading them to announce a shift farther south within the prior search area.

Markets shift farther than people historically expected, and a whole lot faster.

Under a reasonable exposure lag assumption for a slow-progressing disease like CLL (e.g., 20 years), the distribution of CLL cases with respect to cumulative radiation dose would tend to shift farther toward zero.

A curve that rises steeply and is shifted to the left represents a distance distribution that includes smaller distances than a curve shifted farther to the right.

"Here in Yosemite, meadows are drying up, bird ranges are shifting farther northward, mammals are being forced further upslope," Obama said.

After leaving Niagara County, NY 18 shifts farther south, gradually moving away from the shore of Lake Ontario.

Farther east, East Delaware Avenue shifts farther to the south of East Main Street, with the one-way streets passing between a residential neighborhood and coming to an intersection with DE 2/DE 72/DE

Activity shifted farther to the east after September, with Typhoon Higos striking Japan in October and Typhoon Pongsona hitting Guam in December.

Over the past 3 yr, the course instructors have shifted farther and farther from lecture mode to more engaging pedagogies.