Sentence examples for tiny swings from inspiring English sources

But Labor incurred only tiny swings in Rudd's home state of Queensland, where it may have lost only two seats and where the mining billionaire Clive Palmer attracted 11% of the primary vote with a well-financed campaign for his Palmer United party.

The slender 2010 Tory majority of 1,951 in Corby means that Labour could prevail on a tiny swing of 2%, about half of what it would need to overtake the Tories in the nationwide popular vote.

You can add a tiny swing, stepping stones, or trees.

In an election where a small number of knife-edge seats are crucial to the overall result, the tiniest swing will make a difference.

These tiny springs swing the balance wheel in almost every mechanical watch and the goal of invariability coupled quality metals made Nivarox one of the most important companies in the world during the 20th century.

These days are not just running polls, they are now running daily tracking polls measuring every tiny mood swing of the electorate.

The Tory threat Dorset South Labour majority 153 The only Tory seat gained by Labour in 2001; the tiniest of swings would mean curtains for MP Jim Knight and return a blue bastion to the Tories.

That means the tiniest of swings away from their parties could see the MPs packing up their desks and their party leaders spending several years on the back benches in opposition.

Let's just posit a tiny 1% swing right there -- that's a 2% change in the margin of votes.

The constituency's home to around 80,000 people — a tiny 1.8percentt swing would hand it back to Labour this time around.

She visits an African jungle - exuberant branches with larger than life orchids and tiny figures on swings.