Sentence examples for hardly shift from inspiring English sources

For instance, making the rotating European Council presidency into a two-and-a-half year position, renewable once, will hardly shift powers back to member states.

Therefore, the local network appears to be in a stable basin state where the afferent inputs, if any, hardly shift it to the activated semistable state [44].

Moreover, opinion has hardly shifted since the gassing of hundreds of innocents in Damascus.

Yet policy hasn't changed at all, and elite views have hardly shifted.

The 2012 battleground states hardly shifted at all relative to the national popular vote.

"To those who can, it's a great, timeless way to show your wealth, but also an investment in a stable market which has hardly shifted in decades," Mr. Friedman said.

And perceptions of corruption have hardly shifted, with Nigeria still seen as a place where deals are too often sealed with brown envelopes passed under the table.The trouble seems to be that too many actors have an interest in keeping the corruption habit going.

Hong Kong shares slid gently, while Australia's hardly shifted at all.

He added: "The fall in youth unemployment over the year is encouraging, although the rate has hardly shifted.

It can be seen that the peak of λ 1 was located at an energy of >2.72 eV and was hardly shifted compared with other peaks.

The Tories have played some of their major cards - inheritance tax, extending free childcare, no income tax for minimum wage earners, extending right-to-buy - but the polls have hardly shifted.