Sentence examples for supposed shift from inspiring English sources

Finally, Mr. Wells asserted that federal prosecutors in Manhattan were now investigating campaign-financing practices that had been considered legal in the past, and questioned whether this supposed shift might be driven by politics.

At the ceremony that night, "an eminent member of the SFWA," as Delany later put it, gave a speech about changes in science fiction, a supposed shift away from old-fashioned storytelling to "pretentious literary nonsense," or something along those lines.

Carroll spokesman Drew Godinich told HuffPost that Coffman's supposed shift doesn't amount to much.

The Exxon Mobil Foundation donations are disclosed in publicly available documents, but they cast fresh doubt on the supposed shift on climate change that outgoing CEO Rex Tillerson oversaw in his decade leading the company.

That came into full view in October, when InsideClimate News and the Los Angeles Times published reports revealing that the company understood global warming decades ago and covered it up anyway ― long before Tillerson's supposed shift.

In addition, our results suggest that the neuromuscular responses to postural perturbations in abdominal muscles are differentially altered by this type of program according to warning conditions (expected vs. non-expected perturbation) with a supposed shift in motor control strategy.

Not everyone was upset with the news of the supposed star shift.

Its emphasis was supposed to shift from controlling black South Africans to serving them.

Under that agreement, the United States is supposed to shift toward saving and investing more and spending and borrowing less.

And the data just don't support any of the proposed explanations of the supposed structural shift.

Strong safety Sam Garnes was positioned on that side, but it was unclear whether he was supposed to shift toward Moss.