Sentence examples for a sharp move to from inspiring English sources

Democrats could resist the type of ideological fury that tilted Republicans sharply right in 2016 by rejecting a sharp move to the left next year.

This came as a bit of a bombshell for investors who hadn't been anywhere near expecting such a sharp move to the downside, but it indicates just how nervous businesses were throughout the fiscal cliff negotiations that went down to the wire.

The Blair we support with our vote is the one who admires Margaret Thatcher and has followed many of her policies; who hints that he favours real, structural reform in health, education and welfare, including greater use of private provision; who believes a sharp move to the left in the second term would be electoral suicide, for it would allow the Tories to recapture their old territory.

The Swiss berated himself loudly when a chance slipped by in the third set, but he capitalised on his next opportunity with a sharp move to the net and the comeback was on.

The net effect, particularly in the House, was a sharp move to the Right.

But the sharp turn to big-dollar fundraising comes directly on the heels of Obama's sharp move to the right on a number of issues that small-donor activists care about deeply.

Traders attributed the sharp move to the Fed's concern about potential deflation.

Any sharp move to reduce retirement benefits would hurt not only my generation, it would also damage the future prospects of today's workers.

Given this data, a February 32 straddle heading into NTAP's earnings report could be an excellent way to take advantage of a sharp move in either direction for the equity.

Shares spent the day searching for some direction, but closed higher to extend their gains from a sharp move higher on Wednesday.

David Luiz put the home side ahead in the 10th minute only for Lionel Messi to equalise two minutes later at the end of a sharp move.