Sentence examples for a backward move from inspiring English sources
This has united politicians and activists from across the political spectrum – not to mention ordinary voters – in opposition to such a backward move and our cross-party Facebook campaign has secured more than 2,500 backers in the first 48 hours.
However, when the learner makes a backward move, the corresponding sub-learning path is completely pruned from the global learning path.
The obstruction-of-justice indictment of Andersen in advance of any charges against Enron or its executives was arguably a backward move for federal prosecutors.
"We all want people to recycle more - and yet here we are taking a backward move building an incinerator on prime economic development land".
Skeptics, particularly in the United Kingdom, complained last year that ending the CSA's role was a backward move; they feared that the commission would do away with science advice altogether.
They were an accurate mirror of their manager's approach, never making a backward move even when Junior Hoilett's strike threatened to stem the momentum created by first-half goals from Rickie Lambert and Jason Puncheon.
The same mechanism also explains the behavior of a backward moving engineered myosin.
It's typical of the way women are seen in sport that we've had this entire conversation about whether it's a forward or backward move for women to be allowed to box, with nobody saying that it might be the female variant of this sport that keeps it alive.
He scored on a nifty backhand after he making an even better backward move through the right circle to slip the puck between Bure's legs.
"They took a step backward, moving away from consensus and significantly closer to the cliff," said Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader.
First, the researchers learned that the ants changed their gait when dragging a heavy load backward, moving one leg at a time rather than three, and not in a predictable pattern.
