And demonstrating just how much shifting viewing habits are impacting what's deemed a success, Greenblatt touted that when four months of viewing are factored in, the premiere episode of "Superstore" was viewed as many times as "The Voice's" season opener.
The disclosures also reveal how much the shift towards smartphone browsing could benefit spy agencies' collection efforts.
News Corp Australia declined to say by how much the shift to mobile platforms had impacted the number of readers of mX.
(They call each other "anti-choice" and "pro-abortion").Back to gun laws, Mr Schuldt points out a 2001 paper that showed how much opinions shift in surveys when the respondents are merely primed with a brief version of one argument or another.
Treasury believes that tax cuts modestly change how much firms shift profits overseas; it may overstate how much tax cuts flow into additional profits rather than higher wages in those industries that it does recognise as oligopolies; and it may discount the benefits of investors making less distorted choices between debt and equity funding.
People are apt to forget, now, how much Virago shifted the landscape not only of publishing, but of academia, too.
It presents just how much cost-shifting has been going on: The trend does not look likely to reverse itself, either.
Anyone griping abut the intensity forecast for Irene simply has no case, in that these forecasts are always portrayed as conditional and history shows just how much small shifts in conditions in the last few dozen miles offshore can make or break a tropical cyclone.
Most experts in the Kilimanjaro debate accept three things: for more than a century, its ice has been in a retreat that is almost assuredly unstoppable and was not caused by humans; so far, there is scant data on conditions there; and the main scientific question now is how, and how much, climate shifts driven by heat-trapping emissions are accelerating that trend.
The history of ideas reminds us how much they can shift the politics of the possible.
