Sentence examples for seeming shift in the from inspiring English sources

The seeming shift in the dynamic of the political crisis comes as the West scrambles to regroup after Russia and its hard realpolitik outmaneuvered Europe, which had relied on its soft power.

Although the Urban Institute researchers stop short of crediting the ACA with the seeming shift in the health care spending trend, they do note that if the Medicare actuaries and the CBO are wrong, and if Obamacare's cost-cutting initiatives are working as Congress intended, the overall numbers could wind up smaller still.

Here the author's aims seem to shift in the course of the novel, which at times seems very close to nonfiction: the Garner-like protagonist, attending a writers' festival in Sydney, observes, in apparent reference to J. M. Coetzee, how "the big names had scrambled to see the Nobel laureate get his Australian citizenship in a tent".

There were probably 150 people in the Assembly Hall at peak, but since the audience seemed to shift in the course of the day, there were actually more people who attended some part of the proceedings.

One thing seems clear: Shifts in the jet stream play a key role and could become even more disruptive as the world warms.

It seems that shifts in the position of CH2 and C-O stretching of DEG are due to bonding to Gd2O3 molecules.

But for the Vietnamese, who never had officially conceded the slightest fallibility in their fight to "liberate" the south, it seems an unusual shift in the official line.

Moreover, the position of the retinotopic map seemed to shift in coincidence with variation in the position of the PMTS.

This time, however, it seems the shift in tone is taking place earlier in the economic cycle.

Notably, the scaffold alteration seems to cause a shift in the selectivity profile of the inhibitors.

Those ideas, moreover, seem to signal a shift in the basic thinking of what streets are for.