Sentence examples for a sharp swing from from inspiring English sources

Nomura benefited from solid demand for mutual funds from retail investors encouraged by an increase in equity markets and booked a ¥148.5 billion gain from its trading operations, a sharp swing from a ¥21 billion loss a year earlier.

A new Gallup poll of independent voters showed a sharp swing from Mr Nader to Mr Gore.

That was reflected in Berkshire's first-quarter results: $3.6 billion in net income, a sharp swing from the $1.5 billion loss it posted at the same time last year.

Partial results announced showed a sharp swing from Labour to the Conservatives in seats in northern England that had been Labour strongholds for decades, with voter shifts from one party to the other that ranged from 5 to 11 percent.

The government will now have to find some other ways of plugging its gaping budget deficit.The first round of France's municipal elections saw a sharp swing from the centre-right party of President Nicolas Sarkozy towards his Socialist opponents.

The firm's fourth-quarter profit represents a sharp swing from a loss at the same time in 2009, when it took charges related to its compensation and stock payouts tied to the death of its former chief executive, Bruce Wasserstein.

Michigan, with 16 electoral votes, also saw a sharp swing away from Republicans.

In 1998, a sharp swing away from the Christian Democrats that partly benefited the Social Democrats helped Mr. Schroder get elected.

In an analysis for the O.A.S., a Georgetown University professor, Irfan Nooruddin, found that after 68percentt of the votes were counted, there was a sharp swing away from Mr. Nasralla.

Even so, his election was a sharp swing of the pendulum.

But when we meet, what was once a sharp swing is now watered down to being less than a drift.