Sentence examples for obvious shift in the from inspiring English sources

This year's "SEC Speaks" conference in Washington, D.C., was most notable for an obvious shift in the SEC's enforcement priorities.

This could probably only change if there was an obvious shift in the public mood towards staying in.

Interestingly, BADGP but not Ac4-5S-GlcNAc induced an obvious shift in the migratory properties of Ang-2 in SDS-PAGE.

There is an obvious shift in the FC hysteresis loops toward the negative field.

A comparison of the Raman spectra for the ZnO powder [22] shows an obvious shift in the E2 (high) phonon mode of ZnONW to a low frequency.

For example, a business may do well for a time with a leader who's like a shepherd leading his flock; then an obvious shift in the economic environment could call for a master builder who can take the company in new directions to keep it from falling behind.

Very pleased to see the obvious shift in public opinion towards Khan, as reflected in the comments above.

The most obvious shift in national politics in 2015 has been the election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party.

The president's 2009 budget maintains funding for new transit projects at just over $1.5bn - a fraction of the money accorded to highways - despite the obvious shift in consumer transportation preferences.

These characteristic bands of 3,126, 1,090, and 1,050 cm-1 are attributed to a neutrally adsorbed EG on the surface without an obvious shift in wave numbers compared with pure EG. The band at 1,330 cm-1 is assigned to the stretching vibrations of δ (CH3) [28].

Aside from the obvious shift in ambition his comment reveals, even that might now be tricky for Lyon given that they still have to play PSG (who are one point back), Marseille and Toulouse.