Sentences with phrase «past late shift»

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As the debate has unfolded over the past century and a half, the center of controversy has shifted from earlier to later segments of the narrative from Genesis to 2 Kings.

The Corbynite Labour left is simply the latest inheritor of past projects «to bring about a fundamental and irreversible shift in the balance of power and wealth in favour of working people and their families», to use a formulation from Labour's programme in 1973.

YouGov's latest survey for the Sunday Times confirms the indications of a small shift to the Conservatives in the past fortnight.

Here's the latest in a series of occasional case studies I've been doing the past few years, this one about an education - focused PAC called Democrats For Education Reform that was an early backer of Barack Obama and had lots of early success, but has struggled in recent years as its oponents (the teachers unions, mostly) have shifted tactics and politics have gotten more polarized.

Six - Speed Transmission Chevrolet's latest short - throw six - speed manual transmission makes the shifter in past Corvette models feel like something pulled out of a 1966 Chevy pickup.

At the Detroit auto show, Lexus picks up a thread from the past, nodding to its older SC 430 model with the all new LC 500 coupe, its latest salvo that may shift its brand perception more towards the skateboard set.

He stayed late past his shift to accommodate my schedule.

The Bank of Canada's latest assessment of the economy suggests he was right: the revision in the outlook for the output appears to be the trigger for the central bank's shift in tone over the past month.

Climate Depot Arctic Fact Sheet — Get the latest peer - reviewed studies and analysis — Arctic Ice Changes in past 3 years due to «shifting winds»

The North Sea cod fishery has been declining owing to overfishing since the late 1960s.10 The North Sea cod catch fell 75 percent from 1987 to 2002, for example.11 In the past two decades, Bridlington fishermen shifted to shellfishing, 2 but the nearby town of Whitby is still known as the cod capital of the United Kingdom.12 England's coastal communities can ill afford further damage to the fishery from climate change.

In northeastern Europe (1), the timing of flooding has shifted from late March to February over the past five decades as winter snow melts earlier in spring, sending huge amounts of water into rivers.

The latest study is based on sophisticated climate models that match the predicted impact of the great ocean - atmosphere cycles with the pattern of climate shifts recorded in the past.

The last time the USDA updated the map was in 1990, but the latest version, just updated, shows that over one - third of the US has shifted half a zone in the past 20 years and 20 % has shifted a full zone.

From the earliest conception of westernised family therapy in the mid to late 20th century, where directive, structured models dominated practice and literature, to the shift to neutrality and curiosity, where systemic theory started to become more mainstream, through the safe and sometimes unsafe uncertain times of constructionism, to the present day, where appreciation of past -LSB-...]

From the earliest conception of westernised family therapy in the mid to late 20th century, where directive, structured models dominated practice and literature, to the shift to neutrality and curiosity, where systemic theory started to become more mainstream, through the safe and sometimes unsafe uncertain times of constructionism, to the present day, where appreciation of past and present are coming together, exciting and ultimately useful concepts abound.

After mortgage banker costs skyrocketed the past 6 quarters, well out of the realm of profitability, the latest Quarterly Mortgage Bankers Performance Report from the Mortgage Bankers Association reports the landscape shifted from losing money to making money, as costs came more under control.