Norquist, too, has suffered some reverses.
Although L.B.J. suffered some reverses late in his own life, the annual power play of sending the card lightened his spirits to the end.
The lowland Maya suffered some temporary reverses; few stelae were erected between 534 and 692, and there is evidence that existing monuments were mutilated.
As The Economist has reported, it has suffered some electoral reverses recently, and has apparently accepted these setbacks in good grace, while still hoping for a share in the country's governance.Mr Laurence, a professor at Boston College, has argued that Nahda may be in the process of making an "historic compromise" similar to the one made by the Italian communists in the 1970s.
Like many other elderly persons he has suffered some serious financial reverses during and after the recession and is now struggling just to meet his current obligations.
As the quantifiers suffered various reverses, some of their old supporters moved back to the claim that constructing a narrative was essential to the historian's activity and that narratives could convey understanding of the past in a distinctive fashion.
Britons appear to suffer from reverse political correctness.
If ads become obtrusive and alienate users, Facebook could suffer the reverse network effect.
Other languages suffer the reverse problem: what linguists call "domain loss", or a retreat from certain areas and survival in smaller circles, the home and the pub rather than the lecture hall.
Or maybe I suffer from reverse-paranoia: the sneaking suspicion that every day shadowy forces are not conspiring against me.
Finally, FE can suffer from reverse causality bias if for example after retirement, grandparents experience a decrease in income jointly with an increase in leisure allowing them to take care of their grandchildren.
