Sentence examples for wording shifts from inspiring English sources

Many of the proposals under discussion involve small wording shifts whose impact can be difficult to understand, in part because the statutes are extremely technical and some govern technology that is classified.

Now, words shift in complicated ways.

The word "Shift," however, still continues to appear in ads.

His words shifted from warp speed to no speed.

Her next telegraph was different: "Audience broke up in disorder at the word shift".

They discovered that some words shifted in sound in a regular fashion from one language to another.

At the bottom end of the range, in other words, shifting to clean energy would increase economic growth, whereas at the top it would shrink it.

In other words, shifting Palestinians to another state without their consent, a demand backed in its wholesale form by rightwing nationalists.

After a long period of cautious equivocation, the prime minister had, in his own words, "shifted up a gear" in his ambition to lodge Britain at its rightful place in the heart of Europe.

In 1907, during the play's second performance at the Abbey, the use of the word shift (to refer to a girl's undergarment) provoked a riot; subsequent performances were plagued by protests and disorder.

In 2000, he recorded thousands of Brood X members emerging four years early in other words, shifting to a 13-year cycle that Massospora is not equipped to match.