Sentence examples for has failed to shift from inspiring English sources

But while the climate for Mr. Obama has improved since midsummer, and Mr. Romney has failed to shift sentiment decisively in his favor, the poll found that the presidential race is narrowly divided.

By continuing to rack up small wins, Cruz is gaining ground on the real estate billionaire, who has failed to shift his focus to the local-level campaigning necessary to win delegates.

Unfortunately, USDA has also continued the use of lethal predator control methods by Wildlife Services, an agency program that kills wildlife as a subsidy for private ranchers and other special interests, and has failed to shift the focus of its resources to nonlethal alternatives that can be more effective.

But we have failed to shift the perspective; or in the popular jargon, we failed to move or shift the paradigm.

"The fossil fuel sector is widely seen as having failed to shift its business model to address climate change concerns and recently suffered huge losses to its reputation," said Aiste Brackley, research manager at SustainAbility.

In an acknowledgment that McCain's performance on Tuesday night had failed to shift the public focus on the economy, one of his key advisers, Douglas Holtz-Eaccusedccused the moderator, Tom Brokaw, of hijacking the debate's format.

In an acknowledgment that the night had failed to shift the public focus on the economy, or inflict serious damage on Obama, a key McCain adviser, Douglas Holtz-Eaccusedccused the moderator, Tom Brokaw, of hijacking the format of the debate.

While Iberian gallwasps have failed to shift from Q. suber in Iberia to Q. cerris north of the Pyrenees, M. stigmatizans was able to shift from Iberian hosts to invading hosts once these came within reach.

The official People's Daily wrote that "the change of times and the shifts of power have failed to change the condescending attitude of some Europeans," adding that while China does not want a trade war, "trade protectionism cannot but trigger a counterattack".

In particular the company has failed to make the shift needed to align itself with a target set in Paris in December to limit global temperature increases to 2C with an aspiration of 1.5C.

Swisdak and his colleagues say that after running computer simulations, they believe the magnetic field of the sun and interstellar space have joined together in areas they call "magnetic islands," and that this is why Voyager has failed to detect the shift in magnetic fields.