Sentence examples for that would shift from inspiring English sources

"We haven't seen anything that would shift the votes that much".

It relentlessly campaigned for constitutional reform that would shift political power from the palace to parliament.

But M.'s brain has received no contrary signals that would shift its assumptions.

Firms would find a balance between the two that would shift over time to fit new circumstances.

"It is possible that independence itself could provide the shock that would shift old practices and attitudes.

The Pakistani government on Friday introduced a package of constitutional changes in Parliament that would shift the balance of power from the president to the prime minister.

The European Union provides a model for industrial regulation that would shift the burden of safe product disposal back to the manufacturers that produce electronic goods.

Instead, he argued, capitalism, especially in the West, needed a "deep reform" that would shift it from "quarterly capitalism" to "long-term capitalism".

There's a proposal to reform poultry inspection that would shift the burden of oversight from U.S.D.A. inspectors to the processing plants.

Mr. Rajoy's government is preparing a judicial overhaul that would shift the balance of power within the courts and put prosecutors back in the lead investigative role.

Such leaps, Galton thought, would result in the appearance of strikingly novel organisms, or "sports of nature," that would shift the entire bell curve of ability.