Sentence examples for swing less than from inspiring English sources
Nigel Farage's party came within a few hundred votes of victory last year in the neighbouring constituency of Heywood and Middleton when it achieved a 18.5 per cent swing – less than it requires in Oldham.
The SNP holds the equivalent seat in the Scottish Parliament and needs a 14.5% swing, less than the 22% it secured when it snagged Glasgow East from Labour in a by-election in July, in order to send an MP to Westminster.If Labour is defeated it will be yet another sign that Mr Brown's premiership is foundering on Scottish rocks as well as on Britain's economic woes.
They are to operate for at least 20 effective full power years without refueling, without fuel shuffling and with burnup reactivity swing less than 0.52%.
The proposed model can achieve a Sub-threshold swing less than 35 mV/decade at various temperatures, which is desirable for designing low power CTFET for digital circuit applications.
The indication for rectus femoris transfer was based on 3 parameters: maximum knee flexion in swing (less than 50°), timing of knee flexion in swing (more than 5% delayed), and total knee range of motion (less than 45°).
Since government spending swings less than the economy as a whole, Barro says, economists have to fiddle with the math to attribute changes in GDP to it.
Its index tends to swing less widely than Case-Shiller.
That would allow buyers to make more rational decisions about how much they were willing to pay for homes, which would make house prices swing less wildly than they currently do.
For the "swing" event, participants with aphasia used the word "swing" less often than did the controls who, like the comparator participants in Kita and Özyürek (2003), used it on the majority of occasions.
He could look as if he is pitching around Bonds, the Giants slugger, without doing so, and if Glavine gets his calls, Bonds will have to swing at less-than-desirable strikes.
But the second-ranked player's racket head speed peaked before the point of impact, meaning the trajectory of his swing was less than ideal (the angle of his swing was at a much greater tangent to the path of the ball than was the swing of the top-ranked player).
