But in recent months that discussion - as the MPs report shows - has shifted on to whether there are enough nurses being employed to provide good quality care everywhere.
I loved the way my perceptions of the characters shifted depending on whether Nick or Amy was telling the story.
Walker has come under scrutiny on immigration, recently for holding apparently shifting positions on whether to amend the constitution in order to end birthright citizenship.
One option could be to drop himself down to No5, where he averages double the 30.89 runs per innings he does in his current position but a shift could depend on whether Adam Voges, a 35-year-old enduring a poor series himself, is retained.
The degree of benefit gained from the ability to make this shift may depend on whether the signal components in the two different channels are redundant or nonredundant: as discussed in question 1 above, if the components are redundant, then the animal benefits by being able to transmit the same message when switching to the other channel.
So your reality literally shifts based on whether or not your brain feels overwhelmed.
Rather, the meaning of such words shift, depending on whether the person being described is male or female, white or African-American, or belongs to another group that is often stereotyped.
People's priorities, not surprisingly, appear to shift depending on whether their own short-term concerns, in any given year, supersede the long-term ones; in the past, this has meant that environmental policies have fallen by the wayside whenever more immediately pressing matters arise.
Mr. Bush first said of Mr. Kerry that "I'm not going to take him lightly, he's a worthy opponent," but then criticized Mr. Kerry as having "Washington-itis," including what Mr. Bush said were shifting positions on whether Mr. Kerry owned any S.U.V.'s.
The discussion on Finebaum's show shifted from whether this was the greatest team in school history to which struggling N.F.L. squad the Tide might be capable of beating.
