Sentence examples for much shift in from inspiring English sources

Obama's performance Tuesday night will do wonders for Democratic morale, but we may not see much shift in the tracking poll numbers.

The sensitivity is defined by how much shift in wavelength does it takes to decrease the transmission from its maximum.

There would not need to be much shift in food purchases to the better before the chronic disease needle started to move.

This is part of a much broader shift in media consumption by young people.

It's going to be a much slower shift in Madagascar's balance of power.

It seems to be part of a much larger shift in how women in their 40's, 50's and beyond think about -- or forget about -- their age.

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 circumventing traditional channels of communication, it seems that we are only at the very beginning of a much broader shift in terms of how far right groups are rallying support.

The new emphasis on devices over software reflects a much larger shift in the start-up and tech world, driven by tools like crowdfunding and 3-D printing that make it cheaper, faster and easier to create prototypes.

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Dershowitz calls the Chavez case a "bellwether" for a much broader shift in law enforcement after 9/11, the increasing focus on preventing future criminal acts rather than simply punishing the perpetrators of them.