Sentence examples similar to the perceptible shift from inspiring English sources

Magnetic dating of ceramic objects is based on the slow but perceptible shift of the earth's magnetic field over the centuries.

The reasons for the subtle but perceptible shift are not immediately obvious, given that there have been no personnel changes on the court since 1994.

The professional background of the respondents suggests that there is a perceptible shift in the leadership of hospitals in South Africa towards general managers with a background in commerce or management.

There has been a perceptible shift over the summer concerning the future shape of the Anglican communion.

The emotional scenes were part of a perceptible shift in the national mood.

Sixth, by the late 1980's, there had already been a perceptible shift of the political center toward a more favorable view of using markets to solve social problems.

And while voters rejected a broader referendum to bring nonpartisan elections to city politics, the party's victory did signal a small but perceptible shift in the political landscape.

For some reason, absent a fuel crisis or any perceptible shift away from the bloated cars popular at the time, the auto entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin struck a deal with Subaru's parent to bring over the tiny, 25-horsepower, less than 1,000-pound 1,000-pounder.

These changes are driven by a perceptible shift in the culture -- a gradual but welcome lightening of the solemn mood that used to cling to "fine dining" like an ermine cloak -- as well as by demographics and economic necessity.

He has been rewarded by a small but perceptible shift in the polls.

As I examine her abdomen, we continue to talk, but there is a perceptible shift in the tenor of our interaction.