Sentence examples for shift indeed from inspiring English sources

Farnes recalled Van der Bijl as a player of "great determination and concentration", "an excellent judge of the ball to leave alone, he was very hard to shift indeed".

So far, however, there has been no sign of such a shift; indeed, higher Treasury yields may only encourage the carry trade.The second is a rise in credit spreads, the higher yields paid by riskier borrowers such as emerging-market governments and heavily indebted companies.

A major scientific paradigm shift, indeed!

that the time sampled was consistent with its intended label (e.g., that diauxic shift indeed occurred at the time of glucose depletion).

Families do report positive impacts with this shift; indeed, parents in our study noted a number of rewards, which we will report on in a separate article.

Thus, the enhancement of neuronal activity caused by an attention shift indeed spreads along several Gestalt grouping rules, including good continuation, color similarity, and common fate.

Likewise, the relationship between journalists and police has fundamentally shifted: indeed, it is so far from being cosy as to be on occasion unworkable (which  may be the lesser of two evils).

A case can be made that the memory shifts indeed constitute forgetting (Brueckner 1997a).

This shift is indeed a far more important aspect of Leo Strauss's influence than the occasional resort to Platonic "noble lies".

This year, for example, he was hitting.389, or 66 points lower than his career average, when he pulled the ball left-handed (with only a.226 average on balls in play), indicating the shift may, indeed, be decreasing his productivity.

Analogous experiments on powders showed that the stresses that manifest peak shift are indeed relieved by comminution, and that the resulting lattice thermal expansion can be considered as unconstrained.