Sentence examples for sway more from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Svensson was never able to sway more than one other member of the Riksbank's six-person executive board to his side.

To be king of the ballot on 6 November, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama must sway more than half the population –that is to say: women.

Let's put it this way: Mr Abraham's donations would sway more voters if it they were divvied up and every man, woman and child in the country was given a penny each.

The legs can be dropped to the ocean floor, turning the ship into a stable platform, or jacked up above the boat, so that they sway more than sixty feet in the air.

As the boom in school construction continues, the simple logic of the integrated school -- the economies of scale, the appeal to taxpayers, the perceived benefits to students -- may sway more school committees to put all their eggs in one basket.

The second is how to allow movement of the 532-foot-tall main tower, which is likely to sway more in the wind or in an earthquake, without damaging the 100-foot-tall E Walk building.

"Investors were being swayed more by hype than by underlying long-term value," he said.

Kosovo was not the overriding issue in the recent election; corruption and economics probably swayed more votes.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR Mr. Romney gathered a strong coalition of voters in Nevada, amassing a decisive victory by swaying more conservative, Tea Party and religious conservatives to his side.

(On the night of the Pennsylvania primary, Bill was eagerly checking to see who had swayed more voters — him or Hillary).

Politicians will appeal to our hearts over our heads because our decisions are often swayed more by our emotions than we like to believe.