Sentence examples for is a further shift from inspiring English sources

It is a further shift in the direction of news being faster, shorter, simpler and a mere commodity.

The new premier's heavily political cabinet is a further shift away from the "technocrat" cabinet Monti formed in late 2011 after international markets lost faith in Berlusconi's ability to get a grip on the public finances and keep the country in the euro currency bloc.

The money for Srebrenica commemoration is useful but what would be even more useful is a further shift in British and European policy on Bosnia today – or at the very least, a recognition that Srebrenica was not an isolated incident and that we need to talk about a broader campaign of genocide in wartime Bosnia and the lasting consequences of that strategy today".

If the value of (PP+1) is encountered, then secret bit (M=1) will be extracted and there is a further shift in the value decrement by 1 and the original pixel value is recovered by inverse transformation.

The statement is a further shift in the Saudi government's story about what happened to Khashoggi.

Following glutamatergic activity, there is a further shift of glucose use away from neurons toward astrocytes (49) associated with a sustained increase in extracellular lactate release from astrocytes (50).

The emerging prize economy, according to some labor market analysts, does carry the danger of being a further shift in the balance of power toward the buyers — corporations — and away from most workers.

Paul McGuinness said the group wanted "the production [of PopMart] to beat Zoo TV", and accordingly, the tour's spectacle was a further shift away from their austere stage shows of the 1980s; PopMart's stage featured a 150 feet LED screen, a 100 feet golden arch, and a mirrorball lemon.

Overall short-term-outcome was worse in anemic patients (mRS[4-6] OAA = 93.3% vs. non-OAA = 61.2%, P < 0.01), and there was a further shift towards an increased long-term mortality (P = 0.02).

In American society, there probably has been a further modest shift in the direction of religious, nationalist conservatism over the last few years.

Hardline ministers who had criticised policies including privatisations were dumped for moderate technocrats in what was interpreted as a further shift to the centre by the man who once personified the hope of Europe's radical left.