Sentence examples for sweeping result from inspiring English sources

He has secured a bigger majority than those won by the Socialists in 1997 and 1988, although still short of the sweeping result achieved after François Mitterrand was elected president in 1981.

And a problem with such a sweeping result, as many election experts have observed, is that those hit hardest would include Latino immigrants and their families, children, people behind bars and those with mental illness.

Further increases in electrical bias and repeated sweeping results in their transformation into amorphous carbon as determined from scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

Our reported results based on a set of industrial benchmark circuits demonstrate that ODC-based SAT sweeping results in significantly more graph simplification with great benefit for Boolean reasoning with a moderate increase in computational effort.

In contrast, for a-TaN x deposited on Si, positive voltage sweeping results in a resistivity ratio smaller than 3, Figure 6c, while hysteresis of the I-Vs for negative voltage sweeping is negligible, Figure 6d.

As cross-effects accumulate and intrinsic uncertainty becomes unquantified, it is hard to avoid sweeping results only according to views from one or two perspectives while others are disregarded (Ren et al. 2001).

Tarp's give-and-take relationship with the Terps has produced sweeping results.

But the Utah ruling suggests that even in more traditionally conservative states, federal judges can and will apply an emerging new standard, perhaps with unexpected, and sweeping, results.

Scottish nationalist leader Alex Salmond delivered an apocalyptic prophecy yesterday that Scotland will be independent in his lifetime after a sweeping referendum result that transformed the British political landscape.

Its virtues and failings, he argued, were in some respects identical: the freedom to rebel could turn into sweeping nihilism, resulting in decadence.

For example, getting dressed resulted in a mean task-related oxygen uptake of 49% of peak aerobic capacity, while sweeping the floor resulted in a mean task-related oxygen uptake of 52% of peak aerobic capacity, accompanied by significantly higher Borg symptom scores for dyspnea and fatigue (p < 0.05).