Sentence examples for a sharp swing in from inspiring English sources

The final days of the campaign were also punctuated by a sharp swing in pro-Beijing local media organizations, which began giving prominence to Mr. Leung.

The effort to turn Mr. Kerry's flirtation with Mr. McCain against him is part of a multipronged strategy to offset what the Bush campaign assumes will be a sharp swing in the polls for Mr. Kerry.

The loss — far worse than any defeat experienced by the members of the 1986 Mets who were on hand — also caused a sharp swing in emotions at Citi Field, where the day began with a mood of warm nostalgia for the Mets' last championship team.

Separately, the ONS said overall industrial production, which includes mining and utilities, as well as manufacturing, increased just 0.1% in October on the previous month, to a level 1.7% higher than a year earlier; but economists pointed out that the rise was driven by a sharp swing in gas output.

Overall industrial production, which includes mining and utilities, as well as manufacturing, increased just 0.1% in October on the previous month, and 1.7% higher than a year earlier; but economists pointed out that the rise was driven by a sharp swing in gas output.

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.

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

[C6.] Federal Budget Swings to Deficit The Bush administration said the federal budget deficit for the year that ended Sept. 30 was $159 billion, a sharp swing from the surplus of $127 billion in the prior year.

The Bush administration said today that the federal budget deficit for the year that ended Sept. 30 was $159 billion, a sharp swing from the surplus of $127 billion in the previous year and a harbinger of a partisan battle over how to move the budget back into balance.

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.

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