Sentence examples for swing issues from inspiring English sources

When they are engaged, they can swing issues, like using the state's Rainy Day Fund.

He said his game had been hurt more by swing issues and bad health, including a lingering gastrointestinal disorder caused, he said, by a waterborne parasite he picked up during a holiday diving trip to the Maldives.

"Gun rights and the Second Amendment are swing issues for voters in western Pennsylvania," said John Lee, director of legislative affairs for the Pennsylvania Rifle and Pistol Association, the N.R.A.'s state affiliate.

The Portrush man bemoaned the "slow" pace of the greens but acknowledged that he is currently struggling with some swing issues.

As a recent poll showed, housing policy is likely to be a swing issue for large numbers of private renters.

Lennox dodges the swing issue by noticeably avoiding up-tempo swing numbers where either you have good jazz time or you don't.

"A toughening stance on immigration has overtaken politics in Belgium and made immigration a swing issue, and we are seeing this across Europe," said Pierre Blaise, secretary general of Crisp, a sociopolitical research organization in Brussels.

The truth is rather more prosaic.Afterwards could be much like beforeWhomever they choose, the Tories will remain divided on Europe—just like voters at large, who showed last June that, pending a referendum, they do not see this as the swing issue in British politics.

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For more discussion of the UK elections -- including the "uniform swing" issue, see also the two-part interview that Emily conducted with Anthony Wells, editor of PollingReport/UK.

After the swing: Issue your challenge, and state why you are challenging them.