Sentence examples for representing a swing from inspiring English sources

One of those involved in the coup attempt was Assemblywoman Naomi C. Matusow, who has benefited significantly from representing a swing district, the 89th, which includes Bedford, Harrison, Mount Kisco, New Castle, North Castle, North Salem, Pound Ridge, Somers and part of White Plains.

There are also questions about why the Greens have failed to replicate the success of their 2010 election result, when they finished with 11.7% of the primary vote in the lower house, representing a swing of four percentage points in their favour and 13.1% of the vote in the Senate.

Representing a swing state like Nevada -- in four of the last five presidential elections the state has been won by a margin of less than four points -- Reid has needed almost every penny.

His election represents a swing to the left, but only up to a point.

This represents a swing against the Coalition since the last election of about 3.3%.

McSally represents a swing district that went narrowly for Clinton in 2016, but Arizona voted for Trump over all.

This may not sound much, but it represents a swing in England's favour amounting to 300 runs over a full match.

A spokesman for Mrs. Pelosi discounted the idea that there would be defections or that Mrs. Pelosi's election would represent a swing to the left.

Rubio ticks all the right boxes: young; telegenic; Hispanic; represents a swing state; and did, himself, emerge from the Tea Party movement.

In relative terms, Sanders represents a swing to the left for the Democratic party that is analogous to Jeremy Corbyn's recent victory in the Labour leadership campaign.

After Rod Blum, who represents a swing district in Iowa, voted against Boehner, the National Republican Congressional Committee, which helps fund the reëlection efforts of House incumbents, refused to support him.