Sentence examples for has swung decisively from inspiring English sources

With the new American push toward Baghdad, however, the pendulum has swung decisively in the favor of the United States.

At the beginning of the 21st century, the pendulum has swung decisively toward the theropod ancestor hypothesis that today's birds are feathered dinosaurs.

But so much has changed for Federer since then as the balance of power at the top of the men's game has swung decisively back in his favor.

But he points to the fall in medicinal marijuana prices to near that of illegal street dealers as a sign that momentum has swung decisively away from the cartels and traffickers and in favour of a legitimate industry that will only grow over time.

But while the Everton captain - who won six league titles in his 10 years at United - believes the title race has swung decisively in his old club's favour, he also acknowledges that they have been forced to improve by the challenge from their local rivals.

FOUR years ago, it looked as if British Columbia's notoriously polarised politics had swung decisively to the right.

With the appointment of Mr. Zarif, analysts say, the pendulum seems to have swung decisively to the cooler zone.

And a few years ago, it looked as if things had swung decisively in favor of shore users over shore dwellers.

Asked if the title race had swung decisively Madrid's way, Guardiola responded simply: "no creo" [I don't think so].

When Frazier staggered back, his mouth open in an almost drunken grin, after taking jolting hooks and uppercuts to the head, the fight seemed to have swung decisively.

Yet, just when momentum seemed to have swung decisively towards the Lone Star State, County Monaghan's finest somehow wrestled back the initiative with six minutes of the gutsiest fighting you will ever see.