Sentence examples for this drift from from inspiring English sources

This drift from the left has "been going on steadily for the last 20 or 30 years," said Tony Lerman, who runs London's Hanadiv Charitable Foundation, which supports Jewish life in Europe.

This drift from a 'case-by-case' approach to a 'standard design' approach is present within certain reviewing divisions of the FDA, often requesting by default a rodent and non-rodent juvenile animal study.

Still, for those concerned about this drift away from the West, there are tantalizing signs that Turkey could soon change course once again.

This drift away from the West's best ideals has occurred because Europe and America became too accustomed to decades of easy material success, peace at home, and politics that thrived on petty carping.

This drift away from the original 'set' of transcribed genes does not appear to follow a preset pattern and "epigenetic memory" of the yir transcribed in the parent parasite can be rapidly lost.

One possible explanation for this drift away from validity is the use of the equal-weighting method employed to create the scale.

Telling the stories of both famous and obscure individuals, Leaving the Jewish Fold explores the nature of this drift and defection from Judaism in Europe and America from the eighteenth century to today.

Registration error from this drift is reduced in ground aspect processing by a periscope drift correction applied in the aspect pipeline, but residual error of up to 0.5 arcsec may persist.

After this drift the quintile diagrams deviate from the average diagram, but still the average diagrams illustrate equal responses.

Although, in principle, θmax should have been 1.0, several plates exhibited a drift from this value, and the parameter was estimated from the data.

This is a substantial public opinion drift from one of the founding European Community countries.