Sentence examples for significantly to the left from inspiring English sources

Many of his supporters thought he had a mandate to push the country significantly to the left.

Mr. Nickles said Mr. Frist "has moved significantly to the left of where most Senate Republicans were" on the issue of patients' rights.

Polling consistently shows that on issues such as nationalisation and taxation of the rich, the public is significantly to the left of Ed Miliband.

But although it was set up by John Podesta, another Clintonite, its centre of gravity is significantly to the left of the PPI.

"All of the Democratic presidential candidates are significantly to the left of us on economic policy," said R. Glenn Hubbard, dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Business and the first chairman of President Bush's Council of Economic Advisers.

The Vermont senator Bernie Sanders has confirmed his interest in running for president in 2016 with a blistering prescription for mending America's "broken democracy" that would position him significantly to the left of Hillary Clinton.

Much less blood streamed to most of the areas in the runners' brains, and the flow declined significantly to both the left and right lobes of the hippocampus.

The frequency distribution is significantly shifted to the left for R58E02GAL4>mCD8GFP dFz2-IR as compaR58E02GAL4>mCD8GFP dFz2-IRindicasing a significomparedigher percentoge of cells with loweR58E02GAL4>mCD8GFP

These tests of lateralisation confirmed that no areas showed any lateralisation for Local, while Global was significantly lateralised to the left pSTS (Figure S2).

The frequency distribution is significantly shifted to the left for R58E02GAL4>mCD8GFP; dFz2-IR; DTH1 and R58E02GAL4>mCD8GFP; dTH-IR individual cells as compared to R58E02GAL4>mCD8GFP expressing neurons indicating a higher percentage of cells with lower mean intensity (*pK-S < 0.05).

Rho values of CpGi probes had a mean distribution that was significantly shifted to the left of 0 compared to that of non-CpGi probes (p < 0.00001, Figure  1B).