Sentence examples for a small swing in from inspiring English sources

There clearly has been a small swing in the Democrats' favour since 2008, and a bigger one relative to their dire showing in 2010.

If the result is relatively close but a hung parliament is not guaranteed, this might be the point in the night where the election is called – either a strong Labor result is confirmed with a big swing in Western Australia, or the Coalition staves off defeat thanks to a small swing in Western Australia.

"Junior" refers to the smaller, sketchier outfits that either haven't started production or spend a lot to get one ounce out of the ground; a small swing in the price of bullion has an exaggerated impact on their prospects.

The Greens' Ellen Sandell is leading in Melbourne after a small swing to Labor.

WASHINGTON -- With the race for president between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama now shifting into high gear, politicians, journalists and the general public are scrutinizing each new poll, with every small swing in one direction or another elevated to outsized importance.

You can put a little swing in there, a small swimming pool, whatever you want that's safe for the rats.

The institution of the Electoral College takes small swings in votes and magnifies them into big swings in its outcomes.

In short, there are extremely small swings in the OP share from decade to decade no matter how the data are sliced.

The result where they achieved a very small swing was in Henley, but that was in the face of a collapse of Labour's vote, so hardly an achievement for the once mighty Lib Dem byelection machine.

The result is smaller swings in inflation and interest rates, and a lower rate of inflation over the medium term.

The Coalition could see smaller swings in many of its marginal seats, due to the presence of first-term MPs who benefit from a new personal vote.