Sentence examples for has only shifted from inspiring English sources

"The gunda politics, the thug culture of Bengal has only shifted loyalties" from the Communist party to Trinamool, Mr. Joshi said.

Introducing relays as an intermediate node has only shifted the HO issues from UE to relay nodes.

Illumina Chief Executive Jay Flatley likes to say that the DNA sequencing has only shifted to a new player once: when Illumina took it from Applied Biosystems, which made the machines used by the human genome project.

Even though the number and type of animals in each category varied through time, the ratio of mobile to immobile creatures has only shifted three times in history, they report in the 13 May issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

"But it also shows how the brutal assault of Black people did not end with the Jim Crow era, it has only shifted and adapted to take on a new form of oppression and violence that has manifested in rampant killing of Black people at the hands of the state".

And even though there are days when it feels as if I've traveled thousands of miles since my childhood, I realize I've only shifted a few miles north.

Third, the left side vertical menu on SuperGu has only been shifted to the right side.

Sulfasalazine and leflunomide were also included as alternatives for MTX in 2010 in statement 4, so this item has only been shifted.

Preclinical research into radionuclide therapy has only recently shifted gear when specific animal dose models were introduced and evaluation of dosimetry and dose-effect models are increasingly being performed and consequently dose-effect relations are now being investigated [ 1– 4].

Peter Mandelson's departure has not only shifted the balance of power in the government, it has transformed the political map of the country.

The incident has not only shifted focus away from the DUP's potential role in propping up a Tory or Labour minority at Westminster after 7 May.