Sentence examples for sway things from inspiring English sources

Whoever gets into office may sway things a little bit, that's all.

This will incur some costs, but it can be done quickly and, on occasion, uncovers administrative errors that sway things favourably.

Trump's preference for a regulation-light industry environment has industry leaders trying to get close to help sway things their way.

It doesn't seem like it has the brains to necessarily kill either Spotify or Rdio at this point, but Beats has a powerful marketing engine behind it, and a hardware business that's ripe for service promotions and free giveaways in combination with the streaming music offering, so that could sway things in its direction.

Does the fact that Chenoweth already has a Tony (for her featured performance in "Charlie Brown") sway things in favor of O'Hara, one of the great Broadway leading ladies who has yet to win a Tony despite multiple nominations?

An extra run-out for England would have swayed things in the first half of the match.

I'd feel horribly guilty if I woke up the day after the election and Bush won, and if I felt that my particular vote had in any way could have swayed things toward him".

His wife had wanted Clinton to be the first woman president, Comey writes, and he's still haunted by the notion that decisions in the final days of the election could have swayed things.

I started to move, and now we've kind of developed this whole swaying thing that we do.

The clerics hold sway over things social and cultural while preaching loyalty to the ruler as one of the highest duties of the good Muslim.

In the day and the world we live in, it's easy to get persuaded, or it's easy to get swayed by things that are going on, whether it be technology, or whether it be things we're watching on television, or whether it be movies, whatever.