Sentence examples for considerable swath from inspiring English sources

And yet they're getting away with their populist masquerade -- not just with a considerable swath of voters but even with certain elements in the "liberal media".

The last time a considerable swath of Earth heated up was about 1000 years ago.

Under the team's watchful eye is a considerable swath of perilous land — 500 square miles of the Angeles National Forest.

Currently, the Taliban control considerable swaths of Afghan rural territory — how much, exactly, depends on your definition of control, but a lot.

Currently, the Taliban control considerable swaths of Afghan rural territory—how much, exactly, depends on your definition of control, but a lot.

So, how did it ever reach the stage where the manager of Manchester United can win the FA Cup, with all the glories it is supposed to bring, then be booed by considerable swaths of the club's supporters and carry the trophy into his press conference only to be informed the news wires were flashing up stories of his imminent sacking?

As a result, the king wielded considerable clout across a broad swath of the political spectrum.

For much of its history in the United States, capitalism benefited a relatively wide swath of farmers, small business people and union members – white male heads of household with considerable power over how their money would be spent in their families and how their tax dollars would be distributed in their communities.

The plural of "swath" is "swaths".

People who cut a dramatic swath.

While some nations made considerable progress in the last decade or so -- and there is no gainsaying that globalization was often a help -- matters are actually worse for many nations and have more or less stagnated for a great swath of them.