Sentence examples for a marked swing from inspiring English sources

The latest opinion polls have shown a marked swing toward Labour with less than six weeks to go before the expected election day, May 6.

Niamh Harraher, a solicitor at the Children's Legal Centre said there has been a marked swing on the issue of taking children into care.

But ending its stance toward lowering rates, the Fed's policy makers said the economy, "bolstered by a marked swing in inventory investment, is expanding at a significant pace".

In its assessment of the economy, the Fed stressed a "marked swing in inventory adjustment," a reference to evidence that businesses are stocking up on supplies and raw materials in anticipation of an upturn in demand for their goods.

The information that has become available since the last meeting of the committee indicates that the economy, bolstered by a marked swing in inventory investment, is expanding at a significant pace.

In my home state of Virginia, there has been a marked swing toward the president following bin Laden's death.

A solid majority of Americans in opinion polls say they view China as an economic threat and if America's dysfunctional relationship with the country is not addressed more openly, some fear it could prompt a marked protectionist swing in American politics.

The gain from post-referendum currency swings is a marked contrast with two years ago when the strong pound and lack of flexibility in Asos's pricing outside the UK forced it to slash prices and triggered profit warnings.

That would never happen in Stockholm!" upswing / (up swing) / n. / a marked improvement.

This was a marked difference from the House, where national opinion was swinging strongly toward Republicans as part of a wave election in which the G.O.P. made significant gains.

It is a marked change from a year ago.