"It was possible that the risks to CPI inflation in the medium term might have, if anything, shifted to the upside, but all members were also alert to the downside risk of current low inflation becoming entrenched".
Survey after survey also revealed that political beliefs had, if anything, shifted rightward; cool on immigration, cynical about benefits and, like the thrifty Scots Margaret Thatcher always believed them to be, keen to withhold as much of their income from the state as possible.
If anything, shifting the action from the Oresund bridge that joins Denmark and Sweden to its altogether less picturesque equivalent marking the border between Mexico and the US, adds to the show's subtext of social justice: the differences between the two societies are starker, more pronounced.
We are the result of eons and eons of events, all happening in such a specific way that, had anything shifted to the left or to the right, we probably wouldn't be here at all.
It is unclear whether the attack on Saturday will do anything to shift attitudes about guns in this state.
Ultras who had branded them a bunch of "conigli" – literally rabbits, but equivalent to the English usage of "chickens" – and dumped 50kg of carrots outside the club training ground a few days previously had not seen anything to shift their perceptions.
Made-up ones with no punch-line, anything to shift the mood and get Andrea laughing again.
One can't help suspecting the Church was ready to "foreground" literally anything to shift attention from its festering sex abuse nightmare.
I wanted it to feel like a documentary, and as part of that, I told the actors 'Look, as long as you don't change the meaning of anything, or shift the scene to another direction, use your own words.
I supposed along with many others that Romney was willing to say or do anything, to shift and massage his rhetoric and his positions in order to win, but that at the end of the day most of his real answers for real problems would probably be a little this and a little that.
