Sentence examples for swing strongly from inspiring English sources

Ken Cronin, chief executive of Ukoog, the trade body that represents the shale industry, said: "We have long believed that once people get to see how little impact shale gas exploration has on the environment and communities then attitudes will swing strongly in favour".

Should the Christian Democrats aim mainly to win back the middle-of-the-road voters who at the last election fled to Mr Schröder with his eloquent talk of a "new centre," or should they instead swing strongly right in a Bavarian direction?All these issues will be at stake when the 1999 election marathon begins with the poll in the state of Hesse on February 7th.

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But since 1992, the last time the army tried it, the popular mood has swung strongly against such intervention.

IF communities can be said to have mood swings, then the mood in Hastings-on-Hudson these days is swinging strongly toward protective parenting.

In recent decades Fulham has swung strongly to the Conservatives, and some Fulham wards can rival the more established wealthy areas for monolithic Conservative voting.

"Anybody who looks at your cabinet table understands that the pendulum has swung strongly to the right," Avraham Burg, the Parliament speaker, said to Mr. Sharon.

This would put the House back to where it was after the election of 2010, a so-called wave year, when voter opinion swung strongly to the right.

"Polls show that the public has swung strongly against the homosexual community," said John Tomicki, the director of the League of American Families, a conservative social-policy group.

After the war in Georgia, Polish public opinion has swung strongly in favour of the system.The Baltics have been even jumpier.

This was a marked difference from the House, where national opinion was swinging strongly toward Republicans as part of a wave election in which the G.O.P. made significant gains.