Sentence examples for a significant back from inspiring English sources

Perez says Bale's "image and dignity" had been affected by the subsequently denied reports of a significant back problem.

The results reveal that indeed switching to IgG1 in vivo is greatly reduced in the absence of uracil excision (13 μg/mL compared with 160 μg/mL in controls) and that SMUG1 can provide a significant back up activity (from 13 μg/mL in the double‐deficient to 36 μg/mL in solely UNG‐deficient mice, Fig.  3D), well above the background levels observed in even older Aid −/− mice (<0.2 μg/mL).

Frydenberg told Guardian Australia he accepts the science of climate change and his goal in the new portfolio is "to achieve affordable, reliable, and accessible energy supply as we transition to a lower emissions future" – including optimising new technologies and renewable energy sources, with gas as a significant back-up.

At a press conference following the hearing, San Francisco city attorney Mollie Lee said the interpretation of the order presented in court Friday constituted a "significant backing down" by the Trump administration, but added she is "not confident that will stick".

This would be a significant step back towards safeguarding the BBC's independence.

However, this was a "significant scaling back" of sentiment compared with this time last year, the CBI said.

Mr. Maloof's celebration signals a significant shift back to utility in the crafts world -- a movement now in its third generation and a billion-dollar annual business.

In a separate announcement, BG said it would be reporting 2015 earnings of $2.3bn, a significant bounce back after losses in the previous year.

The result has been a net cost to taxpayers and a significant scaling back of ambition for the savings likely to be achieved in the years ahead.

But everyone seems to accept that the autumn statement will contain a significant rolling back of environmental charges on energy bills.

Tom Blanton, the executive director of the National Security Archive, was more critical, and said that Mr. Bush's order was a significant step back from government openness.