Sentence examples for represents a substantial shift from inspiring English sources
This represents a substantial shift, since his previous party posed a pugnacious challenge to United Russia when it was banned in Moscow in 2006, on the grounds that it incited ethnic hatred.
This "no big deal attitude" represents a substantial shift from that of European Christians a millennium ago, of course.
This cut off point was chosen as 5 kg weight retention represents a substantial shift in weight, and data analyses suggest this cut off point predicts later obesity and its consequences [ 70, 71].
The latest poll by the British Election Study put the SNP on 44% in Scotland and Labour on 27%, which, with barely five weeks until polling day, would represent a substantial shift in support.
These reforms wouldn't make government unrecognizable (we'd probably end up spending 21 percent of G.D.P. in Washington instead of about 24 percent), but they do represent a substantial shift to the right.
Together, these increases in renal referrals represent a substantial shift in CKD care by PCPs.
'The emergence of CGS represents a real shift in paradigm.
The QOF contract represents a substantial investment in UK general practice and has caused significant shifts in priorities in primary care[ 14].
Each operator represents a substantial investment by the plant owner.
Yet "smoking very clearly represents a substantial health risk".
"This represents a substantial proportion of G.S.K.'s outstanding litigation.
