Sentence examples for violent swings from inspiring English sources

As such, it's subject to violent swings.

THE only predictable thing about stockmarkets nowadays seems to be their tendency for violent swings.

Today's decline came amid violent swings in global stock and bond markets.

But historically, he said, it "has tended to modulate" rent shifts in times of "violent swings".

Could these violent swings in the data correspond to real events?

A common theme among the five managers was unease about the market's recent violent swings.

With a violent swing, he advanced the ball short of the green, chipped to 10 feet and two-putted.

We are talking about a powerful, almost violent swing that puts inordinate stress on a left knee that is about to undergo a third operation within five years.

His tenor saxophone sound was especially distinctive full and smooth, with a rough edge and a large vibrato and he played with a robust, at times almost violent swing.

Gary Sheffield, an established veteran outfielder with a muscled, violent swing, sulks and slumps in his first weeks with the Yanks, then approaches Torre to ask whether he'd really wanted him for the team, and not, as he's heard, the Expos' slugger Vladimir Guerrero.

Chipmakers like Intel and Motorola blamed their sliding earnings in part on the violent swing from a component supply shortage to a supply glut.