Sentence examples for issue shift from inspiring English sources

Forty-four percent don't care, and 13percentt would actually prefer to see their party's stance on the issue shift. .

How did our stance on this issue shift to the right of a Court that denied women the ballot box?

Forty-four percent don't care, and 13percentt would actually prefer to see their party's stance on the issue shift.  .

While 37percentt of Republican respondents would like to see a president who opposes gay marriage, they're outnumbered in their party by the 44percentt who don't care and the 13percentt who'd actually prefer to see their party's stance on the issue shift. .

The problem with exhibitionists, said Mr. Willey in Georgia, is that the issue shifts from censorship to bad behavior.

Whenever mass killings become a matter of intense public debate, the issue shifts to the issue of the day rather than the more fundamental issue of how we can prevent these mass killings from happening".

On Thursday, in Politico, came the sweeping declaration that March 2013 would perhaps go down as "the month when the political balance on this issue shifted unmistakably from risky to safe".

Indeed, Mr. Romney's issue shifts have become less and less at the top of voters' minds over the course of the campaign; Google searches on the term "Romney flip flop" have been in steady decline since January.

And experts agree that the private discussion will have to be creative and realistic enough to take into account the lessons of Abu Dis and acknowledge that the dynamic on the Jerusalem issue shifted last week, even if quietly.

As soon as the formal legal issue shifts unexpectedly from a civil to a criminal matter — that is, to a Jew's attempt to take the life of a Venetian Christian — Shylock is no longer regarded in the eyes of the court as Antonio's equivalent.

When the issue shifts from pure science to technology, the statement is even truer.