Sentence examples for marked swings from inspiring English sources

An example of this limitation is the recent publication of direct measures of energy expenditures collected in a Hadza population by Pontzer et al. [ 42] which contradict earlier observations in the Hadza which noted marked swings and inconsistencies in Hadza activity patterns [ 41].

An entire cycle generally lasts 2 to 10 years.; Taming the swings: In the 1970s, cycles were volatile, marked by wild swings.

In a series marked by emotional swings, expect Game 5 to be a bit chippy.

Mood swings marked tax season for me this year.

This year also marked the last swings for Jerry Sacharski at 93.

During their rise, McKagan recalled a singer wrestling with "intense emotional swings marked by incredible energy followed by days on end when he would be overtaken by black moods and disappear — and miss rehearsals".

But do those separate events mark a swing of the pendulum back against the inroads that the internet has made on intellectual property?

Looking at the organization's map, I noticed that the district in Houston where I grew up Texas' Seventh was marked as a swing district.

Clinton's visit to South Carolina marked her first swing through the early voting state since launching her bid for president last month, as well as since losing the state to Barack Obama in the 2008 Democratic primary.

Coming after historic crime declines stretching 20 years and aimed at a police force whose tactics long enjoyed strong support in City Hall and among many New Yorkers, the move on two bills marked a decisive swing of the pendulum toward reining in the practices of officers and the policies of their leaders.

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