Sentence examples for shift in wording from inspiring English sources

The shift in wording, a senior administration official said, was "entirely driven by the information flow".

And that slight shift in wording fundamentally sets up the wrong dynamics.

As with the frequency-change analysis, Figure 2 reveals a clear shift in word occurrence and co-occurrences in student word clusters between pre- and postunit surveys.

Greater word diversity combined with a shift in word frequency in the postunit word association is likely the result of language learning together with some language conformity upon completion of the unit.

Comparison of pre- and postunit word frequency revealed a shift in words and a pattern of co-occurring concepts indicative of change in cognitive structure, with particular focus on "variation" as a proposed threshold concept and primary goal for students' explanations.

Regardless of students' understanding of the new terms, the pre- to postunit shift in word association illustrated through change in frequency and incidence of co-occurring concepts that are new to students through this unit suggests that students are integrating new pathways for learning genetics into their cognitive structure (Bahar et al., 1999; Tsai and Huang, 2002).

Democrats have tried to use Mr. Romney's shifts in wording to raise a theme that has dogged him since his presidential campaign four years ago — inconsistency — issuing news release after news release pointing out his latest comments, including one Tuesday that read, "Romney Flip-Flops at N.H.

Investors look for even the slightest changes in wording to gauge shifts in the Fed's outlook.

Just as remarkable is Mr. Friel's tendency to force subtle shifts in words, particularly those to do with sight, which take on multiple meanings throughout the script.

Taken as a class population, shifts in word frequency and in word-clustering relatedness matrices are indicative of changes in the class's cognitive structure as they progress through the curriculum.

"Night Shift," in other words, isn't going anywhere.