Sentence examples for has slightly shifted from inspiring English sources
By adding six non-Europeans to the 114-strong Vatican college, the pope has slightly shifted the international makeup of the body, although Europeans still make up the majority of members (51%).
Under western Atlantic at mid latitudes, the SV power in GRIMM has slightly shifted to higher degrees in BSN.
Note that in this formulation the emphasis has slightly shifted: he now speaks of a limit on the definition of concepts, i.e. not merely on what we can know, but what we can meaningfully say about a particle.
However, after working on a project about transgender issues created by cisgender people, my opinion has slightly shifted.
Compared with the initial compound, the sample after cooling to 40 °C has slightly shifted on reflections, which could originate from thermally induced changes in O or N content.
But the data points that have come out over the past two months, including those included in the Fed analyses above, have slightly shifted the monetary policy ground to make it harder to maintain an aggressively expansionary pose.
One of the interesting things about her film is the way it reveals that even the first generation evangelists for the liberating possibilities of the new technology, like Jimmy Wales or Clay Shirky (author of Here Comes Everybody) have slightly shifted in some of their rhetoric.
A somewhat remarkable 16% of workers said they use four devices at work, but that number may have slightly shifted from earlier this year, when 20% said they used "four or five" devices.
The photographs showed that the positions of stars whose light rays passed near the Sun appeared to have been slightly shifted because their light had been curved by the Sun's huge gravitational field.
