Sentence examples for substantial swings from inspiring English sources

Polls have suggested substantial swings to Labor in these two seats and in both the defeated Labor MPs are returning for another shot.

While Labor gained substantial swings in many Queensland seats, and came close to winning at least five, they appear to have only won a single seat in the northern state, with the possibility of a second seat in late counting.

Tuesday's relentless selling, mostly by institutions, followed by bargain-hunting that erased most of the losses, gave way to a to-and-fro market of lesser, but still substantial, swings.

"Whatever the result, volatility is likely to be the name of the game and rumours of private exit polls from the hedge funds means that there is likely to be some substantial swings as speculative positions are placed into a relatively illiquid market".

On election day, 6 March, both seats fell to Labor with substantial swings.

Rather than substantial swings in popularity though, it appears to be simply plateauing in appeal: well loved by its fans, but a forgotten, albeit fond, memory for everyone else.

In Thornbury and Yate, where Steve Webb survived, there was a substantial swing to the Conservatives.

She now leads by nine points, a substantial swing from their July poll, when Representative Todd Akin led by five points, before his much-criticized remarks about rape.

And it is true that in seats such as the fire-prone McEwen, Labor did well, with member Rob Mitchell picking up a substantial swing.

State polling has suggested that Labor should gain a substantial swing in Western Australia, so keep an eye out for Liberal marginals such as Cowan, Swan, Burt and Hasluck.

Meanwhile, Labour were only able to achieve a substantial swing in their favour among young people – registering a 7.5 point swing from the Tories among 18- to 24-year-olds, and a four point swing among 25- to 34-year-olds – and renters.