Sentence examples for attempting to reverse the from inspiring English sources

City officials are now attempting to reverse the disastrous effects, which reduced their ability to influence rental prices.

In "attempting to reverse the biggest democratic mandate in British history", said the Sun, "unelected peers" were guilty of "a repugnant display of elitist arrogance".

Some priests are attempting to reverse the decline and challenge the "funeral Buddhism" image by opening temple cafes, supporting volunteer activities and hosting music and theatre productions.

But Hedegaard is attempting to reverse the logic of the reluctant nations, who argue jobs will leak to nations with weaker emissions laws: "In Europe we should not fool ourselves.

From Farnborough in Surrey, a town not noted for angry metal anthems and chapters of Hell's Angels, Hundred Reasons are one of the very few British guitar bands attempting to reverse the American dominance of punky-metal guitar music.

After a toddler and his parents had finished eating and left their table, a two-person cleanup crew immediately appeared, attempting to reverse the devastation that the child had wrought on and beneath the table.

Shakespeare's Kings John Julius Norwich Penguin £9.99, pp467 Buy it at BOL Where Shakespeare turned history into drama, John Julius Norwich attempts to reverse the alchemy.

Panetta said that while Israel is not solely responsible for its isolation, it could more actively attempt to reverse the trend.

Our Brandeis tax is conservative in that it doesn't attempt to reverse the gains of the wealthy in the last 30 years.

It's clear that Mozilla plans to do everything it can to mitigate the harms from its DRM strategy and to attempt to reverse the trend that brought it to this pass.

Robert Maxwell, who bought the Mirror in 1984, did not attempt to reverse the vulgarisation process; when he was not rifling the pension fund he seemed to be chiefly interested in getting a picture of himself in every issue.