shift to the right

But even with a shift to the right, the numbers are close.

Green's political position shifted to the right in the 1980s.

I have shifted to the right with him, so that says nothing.

Again, stress can shift to the right or the left.

A massive shift to the right which they will be more than happy with.

This hardly seems like a national shift to the right.

The body of the cross is shifted to the right.

"He was not alone in his shift to the right.

Some described her appointment as a shift to the right for the body.

What the governor left out also signaled a shift to the right.

Blade shifted to the right and saw the man do the same, but not fast enough.

"Now the debate has shifted to the rights of women.

As a result, the equilibrium shown above shifts to the right.

Indeed, the whole debate over deficits and government spending has shifted to the right.

A shift to the right in Austrian politics worked against the site and its host, however.

Roz shifted to the right to make room for her.

That division having been shifted to the right since the previous engagement.

In Scandinavia the shift to the right has been more complex.

Half of the slats would be shifted to the right by a significant amount.

The Radicals and their supporters had also shifted to the right.

The political dynamics of this country have shifted to the right."

Accordingly, many analysts have pointed to the tax movement as evidence of an international shift to the right in economic policy.

The shift to the right would be just as consequential in Congressional policy terms.

With a quick shift to the right, he put himself in Riddle's path.

With increasing temperature the equilibrium is shifted to the right.