It is surely a signal that the Tories are shifting further back towards being a "low tax, low spend party".
The Republicans have shifted further to the right to compensate.
He was a midfielder back then, a traditional No 5, but he was already aware that his defensive potential might slowly shift him further back.
If China loses the political backing of America's big-business lobby, which has lately been growing restive at its treatment in China, then the tone in Washington will shift further.
-Democrats continue to shift further to the left.
However, the localization pattern of SYP124 at the plasma membrane shifted with regions further back from the sub-apex now more evidently labelled (figure 4A-C; n = 10).
Instead of humans and Neanderthals becoming distinct offshoots sometime between 270,000 and 380,000 years ago, for example, the slower rate would put that shift much further back in time, between 550,000 and 770,000 years ago.
David Keegan, general manager for the Adam & Eve Franchising Corporation, which oversees the 46-year-old adult goods retailer's 62 brick-and-mortar stores, pinned the shifting tide even further back, on a 1998 episode of Sex and the City, in which Charlotte (Kristin Davis) becomes intimately acquainted with a bunny-eared Vibratex rabbit vibrator.
In Euhelopus, the very long cervical ribs allowed transmission of forces in a controlled way over a long distance, thus shifting the muscle mass further back towards the trunk, as suggested by Christian & Dzemski (2007) for Brachiosaurus.
This was resolved quite easily by rearranging the position of the breadboard and the battery pack in order to shift the center of mass further back, thereby providing the back wheels sufficient traction to move the car.
As the time of admixture occurs further back in the past, the peak in wavelet variance shifts toward successively lower wavelet scales, reflecting ever-smaller admixture blocks driven by cumulative recombination along the chromosome.
