Sentence examples for actually go backward from inspiring English sources
He [Gates] said he's been surprised that education work can actually "go backward," saying that if teachers don't trust new evaluation systems, then they might opt for saying they don't want any feedback at all.
"We're used to looking at groups and complaining that their mortality rates haven't improved fast enough, but to actually go backward is deeply troubling," said John G. Haaga, head of the Population and Social Processes Branch of the National Institute on Aging, who was not involved in the new study.
"We're used to looking at groups and complaining that their mortality rates haven't improved fast enough, but to actually go backward is deeply troubling," John G. Haaga, head of the Population and Social Processes Branch of the National Institute on Aging, who was not involved in the new study, told The New York Times.
In the first quarter, he couldn't do anything — going three-and-out on two possessions, including one on which Denver actually went backward.
"We're not even making progress, we're not even churning water, we're actually going backward in certain ways," said Hunt at UCLA.
We've actually gone backward.
In fact, not only haven't we moved forward, but we've actually gone backward.
Though Egypt has seen some economic progress in recent years, the masses of the poor have been left behind, and the middle class has actually gone backward.
Despite a surge in the economy, we've actually been going backward with regard to employment.
In reality, children who start the year at P.S. 8 with decent or good scores in math and English actually have gone backward, said James S. Liebman, the chief accountability officer for the city's Department of Education.
