Sentence examples for In the swathe from inspiring English sources

The raids had been planned for days, military officials said, and appear to be an effort to break the back of a nascent armed resistance that has sprung up in the swathe of the country dominated by Iraq's Sunni Muslim minority.

Efforts by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe and others to help foster NGOs, a lively press and proper election rules in the swathe of countries from Belarus to Central Asia are, Mr Putin would have us believe, the illegitimate machinations of hostile powers.

A study of Argentina and Brazil found that young people who joined the labour force during a recession fared systematically worse as adults.The damage may be less in dynamic economies and greatest in stagnant ones where unemployment comes in long bouts as in the swathe of countries around the Mediterranean.

"Forms of violent action traditionally associated with the inner city are now common in the swathe of suburban neighborhoods that constitute London's increasingly ambiguous periphery," wrote the criminologist Dick Hobbs in Lush Life, his book about the changing nature of organized crime in the UK.

"Forms of violent action traditionally associated with the inner city are now common in the swathe of suburban neighbourhoods that constitute London's increasingly ambiguous periphery," wrote the criminologist Dick Hobbs in Lush Life, his book about the changing nature of organised crime in the UK.

He brought in the swathes of green levies that pushed people's energy bills up, and now he wants to freeze them there.

Malaga airport is the holiday hub of Andalucia, in the centre of the swathe of development which fringes and often disfigures the Costa del Sol.

Enter the cream garden gates of Dunham Massey at this time of year and you are swathed in the sweet scent of flowering shrub daphne Jacqueline Postill.

You can see this in the giant swathe of green in the circle chart above.

He was born 78 years ago to a Hungarian family in the large swathe of Transylvania awarded to Romania after 1918.

A prefect in the southeastern swathe of France with the long name of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur has deemed Mr Le Pen ineligible to stand there.The decision rests on a technicality.