Sentence examples for shifted hard from inspiring English sources

Writer concludes by noting that P.L.O leaders seem to have shifted hard right, back to the 1968 notion of "erasing Israel from the map of the world".

Circulation — which for The Post overwhelmingly means street sales — climbed above 700,000 from about 440,000 in just six years, then shifted hard the other way.

Bogut was on his way to a season-high 21 rebounds, with 14 points, and the pendulum of momentum shifted hard away from the Rockies and toward the Pacific.

Sensing irritation in the electorate with the way his country's leaders had embraced the E.U. and opened its borders, he shifted hard to the right, breaking away from the V.V.D., in 2004, and forming his own party, the Freedom Party.

Starting early Wednesday morning and continuing through the evening news, the conventional wisdom of television's political pundit class shifted hard against Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's continued viability as a presidential candidate.

Curry had 14 points in the quarter, on his way to 22. Bogut was on his way to a season-high 21 rebounds, with 14 points, and the pendulum of momentum shifted hard away from the Rockies and toward the Pacific.

It would not help the economy to shift hard to the right on either immigration or Europe.

That means shifting hard cases, the ones which need a lot of personal attention, from Jobcentre Plus to the private and voluntary sector.

Direct comparison of labeled versus unlabeled samples is possible, but as for peptide mass shifts (see " Mass change of peptides and fragments"), sample complexity and low abundance of peptides of interest can make retention time shifts hard to detect.

The Fox News chairman, Roger Ailes, professed to be steering the network toward a "course correction," an acknowledgment that it had shifted too hard to the right.

Produced by Jack Antonoff, the song picks up the nineteen-eighties electro-pop thread of Swift's last album but shifts hard toward a darker, more industrial sound.