Sentence examples for was likely to shift from inspiring English sources

But not before telling us that any sequel was likely to shift even further away from the Alien movies to which Prometheus had at one point been intended as a prequel-of-sorts.

Officials with the teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, stressed that it was still early and that the job market for city teachers was likely to shift significantly in the next month.

Professor Brian Foster, a particle physicist at Oxford, said he was likely to shift most of his research to Germany, having been offered a professorship at Hamburg University which comes with £4.3m to spend on research.

But the immediate reaction to the debate among political commentators and focus groups gathered by Britain's main broadcast networks was that neither Mr. Brown nor Mr. Cameron posted a performance so strong or so weak that it was likely to shift polls that have shown a narrowing Conservative lead over Labour.

Whatever the result in South Carolina, Mr. Paul's focus is likely to shift to low-turnout caucus states like Nevada and Colorado, where his relatively strong organization and enthusiastic base could enable him to win a larger share of the vote.

The names of their sponsors are likely to shift with the economic climate, and somehow adding a name like Barclays to what is, after all, a public transit station — in Brooklyn — feels even more dissonant.

If Andersen is convicted, Mr. Marsal's job is likely to shift from restructuring to liquidation.

When a goal is scored, the balance of play is likely to shift.

I don't think we've heard anything that is likely to shift the polls.

But Lord Falconer indicated that the balance is likely to shift in favour of growth.

The focus is likely to shift to Brodeur, who had never played in 15 games in consecutive months before Sunday.