Sentence examples for a tiny swing from inspiring English sources

The slender 2010 Tory majority of 1,951 in Corby means that Labour could prevail on a tiny swing of 2%, about half of what it would need to overtake the Tories in the nationwide popular vote.

You can add a tiny swing, stepping stones, or trees.

Let's just posit a tiny 1% swing right there -- that's a 2% change in the margin of votes.

The constituency's home to around 80,000 people — a tiny 1.8percentt swing would hand it back to Labour this time around.

But Labor incurred only tiny swings in Rudd's home state of Queensland, where it may have lost only two seats and where the mining billionaire Clive Palmer attracted 11% of the primary vote with a well-financed campaign for his Palmer United party.

But, I'm sure that four years from now, all the TV networks will gear up for another nail-biter, another close election where the next president is certain to be chosen by a tiny handful of "swing states" or "toss-up states" or whatever else fits the bill allowing pundits to convince viewers they must watch everyday, all the time if they want to know what's happening.

In an election where a small number of knife-edge seats are crucial to the overall result, the tiniest swing will make a difference.

This election, notes Seidman, has largely been about "how to shift a tiny sliver of swing-state voters from one camp to the other, but no one is trying to elevate us, by taking us all, as a nation, on some daring new journey".

A tiny comment or mood swing would send everything spiralling out of control.

His daughter Marti had been a baseball player before she was a kindergartner, tossing plastic balls and swinging a tiny wood bat from the time she was 3.

There's a little boy running around the interviewer's apartment, swinging a tiny stuffed tiger around as he makes laps around the dinner table.