Sentence examples for the slight shift from inspiring English sources

It is unclear what was ailing del Potro, but the slight shift in the balance has tilted proceedings significantly in Federer's favor for the time being.

But she heard his voice, the lightness and yet the gravity of his tone, she saw his resolute, merely pleasant face, she felt the slight shift out of her range.

With apologies for the slight shift in location, this might just be the best midlands story since Robin Hood took on the Sheriff of Nottingham, for the simple reason that it features a villain as well as a hero.

With the curve of an arm, the twitch of a finger, the slight shift of a foot Mr. Gee can suggest infinite possibilities of physical language, intimate the subtleties of human feeling.

But the slight shift in national political sentiment in favour of Republicans in recent days has led the respected election forecaster, Sabato's Crystal Ball, to predict Republicans will extend their House lead by about nine seats, while another, The Cook Report, is forecasting the GOP will gain "six to 12 seats, with slightly larger GOP gains not out of the question".

Explaining the decision to delay until March on its Newswire site, Rockstar stated, "Our apologies for the slight shift in the date but the game requires a few extra weeks of testing and polish to make it as good as can be.

And that is one of the reasons the commanders inside are involved in tactical matters, even the slight shifts of a painful and slowly moving civil war, like those around the government's remaining outposts.

Rather than identify and count each worm, the program elucidates their presence by the slight shifting of blood cells when the worms squirm between them.

The slight shifting observed in the peak positions in the UV vis spectra of the polymer-capped Cu-ZnO hybrid nanoparticles dispersed in ethanol, hexane, and water might be caused by the differences in the dielectric constants of solvents.

The slight shifts of TCT attenuation maps to SPECT images in cephalad/caudal directions, 2.4 ± 2.1 mm, might be caused by global and/or intra-torso motions of subjects.

Director James Ponsoldt takes a naturalistic approach to capture the slight shifts in shade of a conversation rich in color.