Sentence examples for swing decisively from inspiring English sources

The pendulum may swing decisively one way or another after the election.

But as momentum seemed to swing decisively in Mr. Rajoelina's favor, followers of Mr. Ravalomanana began gathering at Iavoloha Palace.

In the late 1980's, for the first time, public and medical opinion began to swing decisively in the other direction.

The battle for Aleppo, he said, would swing decisively in the favor of the anti-Assad fighters if they had sufficient ammunition and could sever the roads from Damascus, Raqqa and Aleppo's international airport, used to resupply the government's forces.

Like the smarter unionists, Mr Maude – who has also been getting twitchy about No 10's bonfire of employment rights – has grasped that the public's attitude is currently in the balance, and that one false step by either side could see it swing decisively the other way.

Executive office elections are primarily referendums on incumbents, which explains why most presidential elections swing decisively toward one party and why Republicans can win gubernatorial elections in states with our biggest cities -- including recently in Texas, California, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Ohio, and Florida.

The scientific debate swung decisively behind the fat hypothesis.

FOUR years ago, it looked as if British Columbia's notoriously polarised politics had swung decisively to the right.

With the appointment of Mr. Zarif, analysts say, the pendulum seems to have swung decisively to the cooler zone.

In many parts of the world the argument is swinging decisively in favour of the anti-smokers.

Switzerland has also swung decisively right, with a surge in backing for the Swiss People's party (SVP).