Sentence examples for much a shift from inspiring English sources

He doesn't need much — a shift in body language, a minor inconsistency — and Patrick solves the mystery, impressing but irritating his more by-the-book colleagues.

In the reform process, change 'represents not so much a shift from one archetype [PBC] to another [CCG], but a layering of one archetype on another' (ref. 22, p.624), so that the new entity embodies the interlacing of previous structures and relationships with novel network features.

These data points represent not so much a shifting from one power center to another but rather a change in how financial power is distributed.

The daily tracking polls haven't shown much of a shift as of yet, and much of the public is enjoying the holiday season and may not be fully engaged in the GOP talking points of the day.

"When folks feel there's nothing much at stake, that everything's going pretty well, you're probably not going to have much of a shift," said Alan Brinkley, a historian at Columbia University.

The problem is: Femen's tried-and-tested methods will not force much of a shift in established assumptions.

On the other hand, the district has not shown very much of a shift in its partisan registration, with Democrats retaining a very substantial advantage.

Marginal tax rates have varied considerably since 1980 without generating much of a shift in college attendance, which has continued to creak slowly upward.

The Dolphins are a case study in how much difference a shift in culture and imaginative use of resources — not an appreciable upgrade in talent — can make.

It's not clear how much effect a shift in the Fed's portfolio might have right now, he said, but "it might help and it might be worth trying".

Whether Capello was bothered about England's fortunes or his own reputation after what to most other men would have been a bruising few days, he visibly put in every bit as much of a shift as his players.