Sentence examples for shift of support from inspiring English sources

They attribute the close vote more to it being an off-election year and laziness by party locals than to any fundamental shift of support.

Two opinion polls released this week show that the standing of the religious parties has fallen to a new low, with voters showing a strong shift of support toward the moderate parties.

In that scenario, a shift in the polls reflects enthusiasm and cooperation, as much or more than an actual shift of support.

The end of slavery had resulted in an explicit shift of support to republicanism by rich and powerful coffee farmers who held great political, economic and social power in the country.

Nonetheless, the end of slavery was the final blow to any remaining belief in the crown's neutrality, and this resulted in an explicit shift of support to Republicanism by the ultraconservatives themselves backed by rich and powerful coffee farmers who held great political, economic and social power in the country.

A steady decline in the power of the royal courts precipitated the death of court drama in Burma; the shifting of support for dance and drama from the court to national bureaus of education and culture in Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam; and the movement of the court dance-drama into the popular theatre tradition in Java.

So a significant shift of Muslim support his way still looks unlikely.

Conclusions: Periodic shift of the support base may be a valid protocol to test the ability to control balance in the elderly, and may be a useful tool to assess age-related changes of the sensorimotor mechanisms underlying dynamic equilibrium.

Even today, Douglas Johnson, legislative director of the National Right to Life Committee, says that Mr. Gephardt's shift to support of abortion rights 17 years ago "suggests that he will abandon what he professes to be deeply held views on a fundamental ethical issue for political expediency".

Expressing a shifting supply of support, doubt, irritation and fear, she is able to react "normally" as the now-president cannot.

Incorrect weight shifting, loss of support with an external object, and tripping were the most commonly selected causes of imbalance, collectively accounting for 93% of responses (Table  2).