Sentence examples for temporary swings from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the developments in the investigation would probably cause temporary swings in Coke's stock.

But Exxon's managers endlessly intoned that they invested for the long term, and would not be moved by temporary swings in prices.

Because likely voter polls can be more sensitive than registered voter polls to temporary swings in voter enthusiasm, which sometimes reverse themselves as there are new developments in the news cycle.

Both measures of the deficit can be "cyclically-adjusted"—that is, tweaked to account for borrowing caused by temporary swings in the economy.Last year the Tories, the Lib Dems and Labour all voted for legislation requiring that forecasts for the cyclically-adjusted current budget be in surplus three years in the future.

At the moment, we are setting the stage by creating temporary swing spaces for collections, users, and staff.

"It no longer looks like a temporary swing in the political fortunes, a short-term shift in the balance of forces," he wrote of Thatcherism in Marxism Today in January 1979, four months before Margaret Thatcher was elected.

Paul Ashworth, chief US economist at consultancy Capital Economics, said the slowdown in fourth-quarter growth was not a cause for concern since the third and fourth quarter performances were heavily influenced by a temporary swing in exports.

Or maybe it would be more accurate to say that the death of the actual Bin Laden and the fictitious Voldemort confirmed a shift — a temporary vacillation or an epochal pendulum swing — in the character of American nightmares.

Not only has the business cycle reached the point at which productivity growth usually slows, it also has several characteristics that may have exacerbated temporary productivity swings.

The question is, are the recent wild swings temporary, or are they a result of fundamental changes in the makeup of the markets?

It's possible that thousands of other New Hampshire college students voted the same way; the ability of temporary residents to swing close elections has been controversial in the state for years, as Democrats go through the same biennial battle to drive up turnout on campuses.