Sentence examples for perhaps shift from inspiring English sources
It will, perhaps, shift some fragrance at the lower end of the market, but it will not shift a £2,000 dress, or a £1,500 handbag.
Behlen plans to build up inventory and perhaps shift workers into busier areas, like building grain silos, while waiting for better days, he said.
The new Japanese government has said it wants to review the deal, and perhaps shift the base off Okinawa altogether.Rubles and rudenessRussia's president, Dmitry Medvedev, offered a €1 billion ($1.5 billion) loan to Serbia during a visit to Belgrade.
Because redistricting is done on the basis of population and the city is overwhelmingly Democratic, the balance of power in Albany is likely to remain the same or perhaps shift even further in favor of the Democrats.
If political leaders are interested in making elites pay their fair share of tax and submit to the rule of law, they should perhaps shift their attention from those who possess vast wealth and onto the people who serve them.
Yet in failing to make a bigger contribution and perhaps shift some of the money used elsewhere to a cause its ministers consistently call one of the most effective uses of funding, it has failed to make any splash at all, its influence more or less limited to this column.
It was perhaps shifts in the technological landscape that did most to allow a deal, however.
Even Mr. Koch, his opinion perhaps shifting with time, described Justice Wright in an interview on Tuesday as "a brilliant jurist".
The earnings of graduates in the two groups were about the same — perhaps shifting the ledger in favor of the less expensive, less prestigious route.
There isn't anything quite like it on Master of My Make-Believe, an eclectic album whose ambitions have, perhaps, shifted more towards the cooler end of pop.
[C16.] CBS to Change 'Evening News' The chairman of CBS plans to make significant changes to the format of "The CBS Evening News," perhaps shifting to multiple anchors.
