Sentence examples for major swings from inspiring English sources

Seemingly minor news can cause major swings in prices.

"Suddenly," he said, "they had neighborhoods being torn down around them, villages being flooded, superhighways being built over their heads and major swings in politics, economics, censorship and the influence of the West — everything colliding at the same time.

Dan Milmo Despite potential for major swings in the price of oil during 2013 analysts see little chance of crude dropping below $100 a barrel for any length of time.

As markets position themselves for the outcome of Thursday's election, the bank said it had insured 90% of its sterling assets to guard against major swings in the value of the pound.

Serena's 6-4, 6-4 defeat against Katarina Srebotnik was one of the most surprising setbacks of her career, which has experienced major swings in her motivation and on-court fortunes through the seasons, the injuries and the auditions for film and television.

Netflix can be prone to major swings in its stock price based on the subscriber numbers it delivers every quarter.

Several Malaysian political analysts agreed with that analysis, saying that the election outcome that deprived the ruling coalition of a popular majority wasn't about the Malaysian-Chinese vote, but "a major swing in the urban and middle-class electorate that saw Malaysia's urban-rural rift widen," as The Malaysian Insider wrote.

(If this was a major swing state, the nation would never know who got elected president).

Those efforts have fallen most heavily on the major swing states, including Arkansas, Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

García has made radical equipment changes, but he is also going through a major swing change.

Significantly, it would need a major swing, of 7%, for the Tories to win this Thursday.