Sentence examples for anything shifted from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

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.

She said it took three years before he was able to fully convince her to be with him — she was determined not to let anything shift her focus away from acting — but the two were eventually married in 1954, and made 10 films together before his death in 1989.

"I was down 5-2 in the third set already, if anything it shifted the energy a little bit and after that I played OK," he added.

Chris Lehane, a Democratic strategist and an adviser to Al Gore in 2000, noted that Mr. Obama was ahead in the race right now, and that he wanted to avoid doing anything that shifted the dynamic in Mr. McCain's favor.

It is unclear whether the attack on Saturday will do anything to shift attitudes about guns in this state.

For the time being at least, anything that shifts the focus to terrorism benefits Mr Bush.Running as a warrior president is certainly no slam dunk.

It is incumbent upon the House of Representatives to conduct oversight hearings on those actions, but" — this bit's important — "it would be imprudent to do anything that shifts the focus from the Obama administration to the ideological differences within the House Republican Conference".

"It is incumbent upon the House of Representatives to conduct oversight hearings on those actions, but it would be imprudent to do anything that shifts the focus from the Obama administration to the ideological differences within the House Republican conference".