Darkening the nation's outlook, the government also sharply shifted downward the second-quarter drop to 1.2percentt, from 0.7percentt, making for an annualized rate of 4.8.
What makes it particularly interesting, besides its jolting lyricism, is the way it offers three sharply shifting perspectives, and three characters who at various points throughout the duration win your sympathy only to quickly throw it away.
Mr. Kerry's victory forces General Clark to fight for the same patch of ground -- strength on national security affairs -- and it sharply shifts the rationale for his own candidacy, which had been predicated on being the Democrats' best anti-Dean choice.
Though his background is dissimilar -- he helped lead a coup that toppled President Jamil Mahuad three years ago -- he is seen as a pragmatist who has already sharply shifted on earlier positions like scrapping the country's dollar currency and not paying the foreign debt.
Over the last decade, the Marshals Service has seen its responsibilities change sharply, shifting toward the prosecution of routine immigration offenses that were historically punished with deportation alone.
In addition, this response often sharply shifted during the course of the disease, possibly reflecting a clonal origin of this epitope spreading of the antibody response, see for example mouse 6 (Fig. 1b).
Our results also suggest that the most likely pathways for northward host dispersal in the region are in the centre or our study area in corridors associated with forested fragments where the landscape sharply shifts from predominantly extensive farming to mostly intensive agriculture.
But depress the "B" on the sharply knurled shift knob, pull the lever into Sport and a deep, rasping burble from the exhaust indicates that the erstwhile boulevardier has transformed into a very different animal.
Bond markets shift sharply against weak euro-zone members.
Although firmly Democratic, African American voters can also shift sharply.
