Moderate and stable inflation would avoid such a seesawing of price movements.

They're a match, as well, in their energetic seesawing.

This seesawing may have been savvy legislative leadership, but the public saw a muddle in place of a message.

Since then, there has been considerable seesawing among musicals that use dance as set pieces or, in integrated fashion, to move the action along.

That's an indication of how complicated this account becomes, in keeping with the wild seesawing of the political battle itself.

The streets, which had remained electric despite the tumult of seesawing momentum, exploded in jubilation.

In seven years of seesawing with Congress on aid, this Administration has repeatedly trampled the spirit and letter of the law.

But as a director, he is unable to find much movement in "Helen" beyond the seesawing in tone between flippancy and earnestness.

The firing of the jets in the 60 seconds before contact with the shuttle was lost did not stop the seesawing and the ship quickly disintegrated.

Last year's changes in the science standards followed an increasingly bitter seesawing of power on the education board that began in 1998 when conservatives won a majority.

Gardam is particularly good at capturing peculiarities of scale, as in the dizzy seesawing of Liselotte's new surroundings.

It's tempting to see, in the wild divergence between his parents' natures, the origins of Rimbaud's eccentric seesawing between literature and commerce.

As performed by the Trio Solisti, it was an expressionistic seesawing between big, romantic melodies and rapid quasi-neurotic intricacy.

The volatile nature of their relationship saw frequent partings and a geographical seesawing between urban Lancashire, rural Berkshire and Italy.

The seesawing suggests that Wal-Mart's prolonged transition from Samuel L. Walton's personal project to giant global corporation has reached a critical stage.

The (South) Korean Red Cross says most were separated accidentally, scattered by the seesawing of the front lines during the 1950-53 Korean War.

She also sets the compulsive rhythms - the seesawing between affection and retribution, between the urges to heal and to hurt - that is the family dynamic.

Third, because of the seesawing of numerous dynasties that had a remarkable ability to survive perennial military attacks, regional kingdoms faced frequent defeats but seldom total annihilation.

Economists cautioned that a statistical quirk made retail employment appear to fall sharply in December and surge last month, accounting for much of the seesawing of the last two months.

And the major companies, remembering the seesawing of oil in the 70's and early 80's, now fully understand their need to keep their energy consumption as low as possible and diversify fuels.

Its competition, the dueling police shows of CBS's "CSI: New York" and NBC's "Law & Order" continued their seesawing.

In the continual seesawing of power and favor in the politics of Northern Ireland, it is the unionists who are now perceived as having made significant concessions without corresponding responses from the republicans.

HE United States pitched gently in the corrugated sea as she charged onward through the night at flank speed, a gentle seesawing of the bow and stern that her crew, accustomed as they were, ignored.

The objectives were the villages of Authie and Carpiquet both of which saw heavy fighting, seesawing between the Canadians and the German defenders of the 12th SS Panzer Division Hitlerjugend.

In other words, the market may still be on a seesaw.

Two children sit on the seesaw, one at each end.

He knew that if one end of a seesaw went up, the other had to go down.

Now, no one was in control of the emotional seesaw.

Sometimes you have to move the seesaw by pushing the other end.

You can blame me for the words, not the seesaw.

The steps were going up and down like a seesaw with her in the middle of it.

On the side of the thing was a seesaw switch.

In many parks around the area, the seesaws are already gone.

Climbed over the seesaw and let themselves out into the night.

Her last hit was from their second collaboration in 1973, Seesaw.

Or will they follow the seesaw pattern and experience another free fall?

The race remained even until the final weeks, when it began to seesaw.

For two weeks she had been walking around with her thoughts still on a seesaw.

As a result, we now have this seesaw of political fortunes.

"For a fence to take the light end of the seesaw."

This seesaw of values is not standard in such subject matter.

Thinking of the shelf as a seesaw could get her into trouble.

Some kids were teaching him how to use the seesaw."

Syracuse opened a 15-point lead late in the second half of a seesaw game.

Like many couples they have a seesaw relationship of support: when one's down, the other's up.

It was like a seesaw when one person suddenly jumps off.

"But the changes have created the possibility that the market may seesaw between the morning and the close."

The two operations, he tells me later, act like a seesaw.

"Every day this week has been a seesaw," he said.

The lead seesawed over the final minutes of the first half.

Indeed, many technology companies seesawed 5 percent or more yesterday.

Profits, which have seesawed in the last four years, are down.

The players seesawed through five more service breaks in the third.

I trailed off and seesawed my hand in the air.

The Mexican stock market seesawed all week as the news changed.

Emotions seesawed throughout the day with each new piece of information.

After dropping like a rock, it has been seesawing up and down.

Just the fact that you're still seesawing back and forth tells me something.

It was still seesawing from the impact when he rolled up in front of his house.

Over the years, attitudes have seesawed between pressure and relaxation.

The note drops from her fingers and goes seesawing to the floor.

Before you knew it, I'd be seesawing on aspirin and coffee.

After seesawing for weeks, all opinion polls now suggest the race is too close to call.

In a restaurant scene known for seesawing, that can be praise enough.

The score seesawed until 1 minute 10 seconds remained in the half.

Indeed, the first half seesawed, with each team moving the ball but neither dominating.

In this decade though, the company has seesawed under different managements.

But while we are seesawed through the American experience we learn a lot anyway.

One of the groups that finished higher was the airline stocks, which have been seesawing recently.

For the next year, possession of the city seesawed.

Another reason may have been the country's seesawing economic fortunes during the 1990's.

For most of the day, the Dow industrials seesawed in a 22-point range.

That there will be still more jumping and seesawing.