Like other well-intentioned steps to fight corruption, they will make it a little bit harder to shift money around anonymously, but ultimately will be only a modest impediment to stanching the flood of illicit funds that course through the economy.
Bit by bit, the filmmakers begin to shift all that trouble onto Teddy's shoulders, already weighed down, we've been told, by the death of his wife and the knowledge that her killer is an inmate at the asylum.
For example, if one bit of a flip-flop register changed too quickly, it might beat the clock signal to its destination, causing the next bit to double-shift.
They suggested to administration aides that now that the court had not gone as far as some people had expected, the Governor should slow down a bit in his efforts to shift suburbanites' tax dollars to schools in poor cities, the countryside and blue-collar neighborhoods.
The alterations have caused the production to shift a bit, injected a dose of adrenaline into the play after three months of performances.
Definitive is a confident word, given that fresh evidence is unearthed (literally) every year and that the big picture seems to shift a bit every five years.
Indeed, Mr. Moueix (pronounced moo-EX) was visiting New York last week in an effort to shift a bit of the spotlight onto Château Trotanoy, leading a tasting of nine vintages for writers and a small group from the wine trade in a second-floor room above Benoit, Alain Ducasse's restaurant on West 55th Street.
Given the current short-term weakness in the global PC market, Micron is allocating less production to PCs and continuing to shift more bit production towards the other faster-growing segments.
