Sentence examples for Much backward from inspiring English sources

Education is very much backward.

He said one reason he advocated that Tibet remain part of China is that "we are materially very much backward".

However, for the sake of economic viability, LTE-Advanced is required to be as much backward compatible as possible with LTE Release 8.

Rather than so much backward-looking self- indulgence, I would have preferred the meeting to convey a sense of urgency regarding the most important challenges lying ahead for the world trading system.

He does as much going backward as most horses do going forward".

He sees his much publicized backward fall from a stage into the upthrust, supporting hands of a "mosh pit" crowd as a metaphor.

However, Eastwood was right when he said the western and jazz were the two indigenous American art forms of the 20th century; like jazz, which survives in a rather museumised environment - not developing much, fairly backward-looking, but certainly not dead - the western is still hanging in there.

The Republican position on gay rights is looking more and more out of date as time goes by, and I personally wonder when the party is going to realize how much their backward-looking stance is hurting them with voters -- young voters in particular".

And then he gets up and walks away, without so much as a backward glance.

Coming after his triumphalist State of the Union Message, Mr. Clinton's valedictory Budget Message spent as much time looking backward as forward.

I've seen him gassing with Oprah, and collecting his Oscars, and yet could probably walk past him in the street without so much as a backward glance.