Sentence examples for sweep control from inspiring English sources

The electrooxidation of aliphatic polyvalent alcohols is studied on Pt in H2SO4-medium under triangular potential sweep control.

Democrats swept control of Nassau for the first time since World War I.

He served as the Republican chairman when the party swept control of the House and Senate in 1994.

The mood of the country is similar in many respects to the fall of 1994, when Republicans swept control of Congress.

Nine others are Democrats who were elected in 2006, when the party swept control of Congress from the Republicans.

The outcome on Tuesday was nothing short of a remarkable comeback for Republicans two years after they suffered a crushing defeat in the White House and four years after Democrats swept control of the House and Senate.

It is 43 percent among registered voters, which is about where President Bill Clinton's approval rating was in the 1994 midterm elections when Republicans swept control of the House and the Senate.

The Republican takeover of the House has energized scholars and researchers whose views on taxes, regulation and the proper scope of government fell out of favor after Democrats swept control of Congress in 2006 and took the White House two years later.

In 1994, when Republicans swept control of Congress, it was not until a few weeks before the election — and in some cases on Election Day itself — that some veteran Democrats knew they were truly at risk.

It's the sort of whack-a-mole position that tied President George W. Bush in knots during his final two years in office, after Democrats swept control of Congress in 2006.

A record number of restrictions on abortion have been passed since Republicans swept control in a slew of state legislatures in 2010; many of these provisions are meant to dissuade patients from seeking abortions and punish them if they do.