Sentence examples for back for very from inspiring English sources

"I hope it's not going to set him back for very long, but obviously they're taking all necessary precautions".

"The Mobos shouldn't be an annual event where everyone pats themselves on the back for very small advances that they've made, when they are powerful enough to bring real change.

When you consider that bookstores are making significantly higher margins on used vs. new books (35.7% to 22.3%) as a result of taking advantage of students by buying back (for very little money) the very books they just sold them last semester, its is clear that bookstores have little incentive to change.

It's not going to change back for a very, very long time".

"It just traps us in the same debates that have held us back for a very long time".

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And it is American diplomacy, backed by pressure, that has halted the progress of Iran's nuclear program – and rolled parts of that program back – for the very first time in a decade.

Such graduates are dreaming, Gelinas says, because the over-the-top Wall Street money culture of the credit bubble isn't coming back for a very long time, if ever.

If the alternative vote (AV) referendum itself is lost – and only a fool could at this stage be optimistic about a positive result – then the Lib Dems, those diehard champions of electoral reform, will themselves have set back, for a very long time, not just their own party, but also all near-future hopes of replacing first past the post (FPTP).

Eighteen years ago I entered the field, a mad move that was not without reason; now, I prefer to take a step back, for the very same reasons of love that motivated me back then," he said in a statement on his website.

Players can also go back for a very short distance instead of always going to the right.