Sentence examples for to swing back again from inspiring English sources

Given this assumption, attitudes are likely to swing back again to where someone could argue that the threat of way is so great that unlimited powers are justified in dealing with disruptive elements.

Now, as the violent unrest continues to spread through Britain and the pendulum of cross-Channel self-reflection seemed to swing back again in France's favor, the French media have had a somewhat muted reaction.

"The problem is if the pendulum swings too far to the right, will it be able to swing back again?" And should it?

Neither Shafiq nor Morsi has the economic or political will to address the problems that are the root of this unrest, which is to say the pendulum will swing back again.

The mood swung against Labor over its handling of blockades by protesting truckers and farmers that threatened to paralyze the economy; sentiment could well swing back again before the vote is held.

From the first 'apronectomy' in the 1890s, it's become a norm, but the pendulum will swing back again, and I think it has to".

In time, of course, the pendulum may swing back again.

That implies things won't swing back again — rather, busy hurricane seasons will stay put.

As long as the legal climate remains unchanged, it is unlikely that the pendulum will swing back again toward an atmosphere where both physicians and their patients will enthusiastically consider VBACs.

"It wasn't until a decade later that the pendulum would swing back again and dance started getting big again," points out Kruger.

Today, as Election Day approaches, groupthink has swung back again, to this: Saddam not only had no terror weapons, but he had little or nothing to do with Al Qaeda -- therefore, our liberation of Iraq was a waste of lives and money.