Sentence examples for a swing back to from inspiring English sources

There is much excited talk of a swing back to that Latin tradition, populism.

Everyone believes that soon there must be a swing back to colder times.

In both cities, a swing back to centralization brought mayoral control.

That way, investors will benefit if the recovery strengthens and there is a swing back to risk taking.

"There's definitely a swing back to traditional, the fashion is the old US marine styles," said Berriman.

That may start a swing back to those subjects.A similar invisible hand may also work in the market for vocational qualifications.

That – and many a warning about the alleged economic risks of independence – seemed to stem the nationalist tide in the last week and may have even helped to create a bit of a late swing back to No.

Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten delivered their final pitches to voters on the last day of a marathon eight-week election campaign as a poll pointed to a late swing back to the Coalition.

Brendan McGovern, who has worked in New York's Silicon Alley for seven years, has witnessed a similar swing back to basics.

"I don't know if there's a complete swing back to closed-end storytelling," said David Stapf, president of Paramount Network Television, the studio that produces "NCIS".

Lately, however, there seems to be a pendulum swing back to more seed investment in so-called hard tech, targeting companies working on complex technical problems with lengthy development time horizons.