Sentence examples for shifting far from inspiring English sources

Our results are consistent with models that suggest that, for a Dictyostelium control cell moving in a shallow gradient, a considerable fraction of pseudopods experience both protrusion and retraction, and they tend to retract back when shifting far away from the right direction.

I think it's healthier that the focus this year will shift far more onto the games".

Virginia's political balance has shifted far enough left that it is now very close to a tipping point.

He is still held in high regard by a president who has shifted far less from the centre ground than his newly populist pose suggests.

Some of the suggestions are subtle and don't shift far from mainstream marketing efforts; others require a little more stepping out of the box.

If President Obama's health care bill is stricken by the Supreme Court, liberals will take it as evidence of judicial overreach, or at least that the court has shifted far to the right.

It has never shifted far from Kevin Pietersen since a balmy day at the Oval in 2005 when he plundered Australia but there is the undoubted sense now that he is playing for his one-day career.

"Ultimately, global investment portfolios need to shift far more capital to low-carbon business activity and away from risky high-carbon sectors that may perform poorly in the years ahead," Mindy Lubber, president of Ceres, said in prepared remarks.

It would include a valuation of the land on which homes were built, to allow a new Danish-style land value tax to be introduced at a later date and shift far more tax-raising into council control.

For example, three years ago Christina Romer, then the head of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, warned politicians not to re-enact 1937 — the year F.D.R. shifted, far too soon, from fiscal stimulus to austerity, plunging the recovering economy back into recession.

As shown in Figure 8, when, the imaging locations of point objects are shifted far away from the antenna array.