Sentence examples for severe swings from inspiring English sources

But Libor has less severe swings than comparable rates.

In the first half of the century, large year-to-year fluctuations in the real G.D.P. [the chart at top of the next column] indicated severe swings in the business cycle between expansion and contraction of the economy.

Probably not in giant investment-banking conglomerates, whose fortunes are subject to severe swings caused not only by market movements, and by operational risks, but also by assaults on their reputation.

Most long time solar dealers have had to endure severe swings in business.

But oil is volatile: economies dependent on oil exports suffer severe swings in balance of payments and GDP.

Chalk up those severe swings to a host of factors, such as brilliant management, technological innovation, fickle markets, global competition, deadly hubris and our ever shortening memories.

While previous symptoms -- aphasia, auditory and visual hallucinations -- remained present, Romney displayed several new symptoms at Thursday night's debate in Jacksonville, including severe mood swings, megalomania, and gerontophobia, fear of the elderly.

Bipolar disorder is characterized by severe mood swings, from excessive elation and talkativeness to severe depression.

For years, Waldman writes, she has struggled with severe mood swings, anxiety, insomnia and chronic pain.

Although Miami led from wire to wire, it was a night of severe momentum swings.

Born addicted to crack cocaine, Steven was often jumpy, suffered from severe mood swings and banged his head at night.