Sentences with phrase «point swings from»

For what it's worth, the largest point swing from one game to the next in the history of the NCAA tournament is 71 points by VCU in 2013.

The 30 - 0 loss marks a remarkable 51 - point swing from the Bengals» 24 - 3 home loss to the Browns just more than a month ago.

Although some bettors may point to the five point swing from -13.5 to -8.5, that's not the most accurate way to evaluate Curry's value to the spread.

That actually represents a two point swing from Labour to the SNP since Survation's poll last month, -LSB-...]

In the unique constituency of Brighton Pavilion, I found the Green Party ten points ahead, with a four - point swing from Labour.

Some recent surveys suggest around a 10 point swing from Labour to the Greens among students since early 2014.

At the other end of the scale two seats are showing large enough swings for the Conservatives to win the seat (North Devon and Portsmouth South, which has a chunky 9 point swing from LD to Con, presumably at least partially connected to the scandal around Mike Hancock).

One of the seats here — Burnley — follows that pattern, with a ten point swing from LD to Lab.

In the lowest group the Tories have a two - point lead, a nine - point swing from the 37 per cent to 30 per cent advantage enjoyed by Labour in March.

We find a five - point swing from Boris to Ken.

Not exact matches

The 0.3 percentage point increase in headline CPI between December and January largely reflected the 0.25 percentage point higher contribution from energy prices as they swung from a decline in December to an increase in January.

Though a 394 - point drop might look big on paper, that's a pretty small swing, considering that the Dow has risen roughly 11,500 points from its March 2009 bottom — good enough for a 175 % gain.

On the international front, net exports swung back to be a positive contributor in the first quarter, adding 0.20 percentage points, after subtracting 1.16 percentage points from GDP in the fourth quarter.

My broad - brush take on Eldredge, et al, is that it's a pendulum swing from one pagan extreme to the other, having missed the point of biblical manhood entirely.

On my way back from the DC area, I made it a point to swing into Baltimore to try out the Kisling's Tavern's wings.

It may go away at some point or slowly fade, but right now, he's swinging with a speed absent from other comebacks or for much of the second half of his career.

The lead was the result of a 21 - point swing that saw the Spartans go from down 10 to up 11 over the final 10 minutes of the first half.

The point is that not many can come away from that game with head held high so stop pointing the finger at the players who are only getting back into the swing of things when their were plenty of players who done very little.

In his two slow - motion practice swings, Crane dialed in the precise technique required for a peeler by delaying the release of his wrists at impact and then holding his finish so that the butt end of the shaft points away from the target.

The Grizzlies got off to a great start in Game 1 before one of the biggest collapses in NBA history, allowing L.A. to rally from a 27 - point second - half deficit that swung home - court advantage.

There hang portraits of former Dodgers Jackie Robinson and Jim Gilliam as well as a photo from 1965 of the rivalry's most notorious flash point, Giants pitcher Juan Marichal's swinging a bat at the head of Los Angeles catcher Johnny Roseboro, with Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax futilely attempting to keep the peace.

Anchoring is different: Intentionally securing one end of the club against the body, and creating a point of physical attachment around which the club is swung, is a substantial departure from that traditional free swing.»

On the other side, the largest positive point swing came from the BYU - LSU matchup, jumping from 44.5 to 48.5 since earlier this afternoon.

The best swing according to that is one that has a 5 - point harness system, can last up to 6 months of your baby's life, is able to contain up to 30 pounds and can support your baby until your baby is able to climb out without any assistance from you.

Unlike other swings, this one does not swing from a point above the baby's head.

Safety: Full - size swings are required to have a three - point harness, thus prevent your baby from slipping out of the swing seat and keeps baby safe and secure.

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Thanks to the five - point mechanism, it becomes compact after you plan to remove it and store it away and that is what makes it the best baby swing from Fisher - Price.

The swing comes with four hanging points which means that your baby can make lots of bounces from side to side.

From that point, I was able to pump (with the pump I had bought prior to the birth: our single pump, the Medela Swing Pump, because I thought I would only need to pump on rare occasions).

Its main selling point is that you can remove the swing seat from the frame and use it as a rocker.

The change corresponds with Clinton's drop in the national popular - vote lead: from a 5.7 - percentage - point lead in our estimate on Oct. 28 to a 2.9 - point lead now — so a swing of about 3 points against her.

At the moment GB polls are pointing towards a 6 - point swing, or so, from Labour to the Conservatives.

In 1992, there were 103 members of the House of Representatives elected from what might be called swing districts: those in which the margin in the presidential race was within five percentage points of the national result.

In seats where Labour is defending a majority of more than 25 points the swing in the poll from Labour to the SNP since 2010 is 24 points, rather higher than the 19.5 point swing for Scotland as a whole.

Note that this is a negative swing i.e. this means the swing was actually from Conservative to Labour of 2.9 points but by doing it this way, it means that on the chart, swings from Conservative to Labour will appear below the zero line in red and swings from Labour to Conservative will appear above the zero line in blue..

On average the swing from the Liberal Democrats to the Conservatives since 2013 in places where UKIP stood both times was 4.2 points.

On average in the local elections the swing from Labour to Conservatives since 2013 in places where UKIP stood both times was 6.7 points.

The biggest drop was for Sen. Bob Menendez (D., N.J.), who spent much of the year in federal court defending himself from corruption charges and saw a 20 point negative swing.

That's a swing from Conservative to Labour of just one point, far lower than the swing shown in ComRes's GB polls (it would be the equivalent of a national poll showing a Conservative lead of five points) suggesting Labour are doing worse in key marginals than in the country as a whole.

The average swing across the twelve seats polled was 4.5 % from Con to Lab — the equivalent of a two point Labour lead in the national polls.

The average swing across these seats was 6 points from Con to Lab, the equivalent of a 5 point Labour lead in the national polls.

That means that in contrast to the the ComRes poll in the week, the swing from Con - to - Lab in Conservative ultra-marginals is pretty much in line with the national swing, a fraction of a percentage point better for Labour compared to the national figure.

This is a swing of 2.5 % from Conservative to Labour, the equivalent of a 2 point Conservative lead in a national poll.

YouGov's recent poll suggests a seven - point uniform swing from Labour to the Conservatives since 2015.

From being equal at the last election, Labour now have a nine point lead — the equivalent of a 4.5 percent swing from Conservative to Labour (the swing is the relative change, divided by tFrom being equal at the last election, Labour now have a nine point lead — the equivalent of a 4.5 percent swing from Conservative to Labour (the swing is the relative change, divided by tfrom Conservative to Labour (the swing is the relative change, divided by two).

McMahon's 10 point lead is a dramatic swing from a 10 point deficit in a Quinnipiac poll conducted two months ago.

The 16 point Labour lead is the equivalent of a swing of 7 percent from the Conservatives to Labour which is almost exactly in line with Great Britain as a whole (a 7 point swing nationally equates to a 7 point Labour lead).

Polls just before election day showed a slight swing from the Liberal Democrats back to Labour and the Conservatives, with most of final polls falling within one point of Conservatives 36 %, Labour 28 %, Liberal Democrats 27 %.

In inner London the poll suggests a swing of 13 points from Conservative to Labour — that would be enough for Labour to win the «flagship» Tory borough of Wandsworth (controlled by the Conservatives since 1978) and Westminster (controlled by the Conservatives since it was created in 1964).