1.   It is very likely to over-react, however, and introduce formal procedures that swing the pendulum too far the other way.

2.   No union, downtrodden workers and so create the unions and swing the pendulum.

3.   But swinging the pendulum to the right is no better, she says.

4.   Hook up the pendulum rod, bob, and suspension spring, which already be attached, and start swinging the pendulum.

5.   London swings like that pendulum.

6.   Now, some advocates are trying to swing the pendulum in the other direction, by pressing authorities to punish doctors for not using pain medicine aggressively enough.

7.   Smith also dowses for stock tips, swinging his pendulum over the listings until he feels a tug.

8.   They want to see Bryant play in a game that could swing the pendulum either way.

9.   To her credit, she may have wanted to help swing the pendulum away from the overemphasis on subject matter, political and otherwise, that plagues current art.

10.   With a rookie salary cap and reductions in free agency and arbitration rights, the owners think they have swung the pendulum in their favor.