Sentence examples for any apparent shift in from inspiring English sources

The governor's chief political strategist, Michael DuHaime, said any apparent shift in emphasis was not about political calculation, but more about the questions that come Mr. Christie's way.

Both in Figure 8E and 8H, the observed currents represent a composite of both inward and outward and any apparent shift in voltage-dependent Nav activation may only reflect the absence of an outward current.

On Friday, Ms. Lagarde suggested that France could support a rescheduling of Greece's debts if banks that owned the debt agreed to extend the amount of time for repayment, an apparent shift in position that aligns France and Germany against the European Central Bank, which opposes any restructuring of Greece's debt.

His case shows an apparent shift in policy by New Zealand immigration.

The elections marked an apparent shift in strategy from Grillo, who previously filled piazzas but who has taken a step back from frontline campaigns in recent months.

Concerns over extreme weather have been exacerbated by an apparent shift in storm paths, with southern regions hit by powerful typhoons in the past three years.

The last three weeks, as Mark Sanchez threw for at least 299 yards a game, also marked an apparent shift in offensive philosophy.

The pound posted its biggest one-day rise for almost eight years and the FTSE 100 share index jumped 3% on Monday, as traders reacted to an apparent shift in support towards a remain vote in Thursday's EU referendum.

Many of those I spoke to said that there had been an apparent shift in Hezbollah's behavior — one that may have created an opening which the Bush Administration has yet to exploit.

Over the weekend, several leading Christian Democrats announced that they would support legislation to provide the same tax benefits to gays in civil unions as they do to heterosexual partners, an apparent shift in policy that annoyed the party's socially conservative wing.

Ball gets much more specific by pointing to an apparent shift in 2003, following an FOMC discussion of policy at the zero bound, in which BB appears to fully endorse the much more limited view of its policy options offered by Vincent Reinhart.