Sentence examples for small swing from inspiring English sources

In the top 10 constituencies, there was actually a small swing towards Labour.

Not until election day itself, the exit poll indicated, did a small swing to the Texas governor get under way.

There clearly has been a small swing in the Democrats' favour since 2008, and a bigger one relative to their dire showing in 2010.

The Rev Ian Paisley's party only needs a small swing to oust Mr Trimble, who shared the Nobel peace prize for his contribution to the Good Friday agreement.

The result would be to concentrate campaigning in small swing states, where a big payoff could be had for a relatively modest investment of resources.

He also suggests targeting the seats of high profile Tories such as Theresa May and David Davies, who could lose to Lib Dems on a small swing.

Associated receiver equipment could then be placed either in the small, swinging laboratory directly underneath the surface; in rooms at the tops of the two towers; at the base girders, or in the control building.

"So choke down on the club and make a smaller swing," he said.

In Victoria, the swing was just 1.49%, the smallest swing of any state or territory in the country.

In France, the first six months saw a range of 9.6percentt in the CAC 40, the smallest swing since that index was reconstituted in 1987.

That can hardly be relied on to save Labour's bacon however, since in these places Labour's majorities are smaller to start off with – so a smaller swing w be enough to wipe them out.