Sentence examples for back to statements from inspiring English sources

So then we go back to statements prior to the conclusion.

Slate's Matthew Yglesias pointed back to statements Mr. Dimon made in opposition to the Volcker Rule and other proposed regulations, and quipped, "Indeed, if only JPMorgan were allowed to run a thinner capital buffer and riskier trades.

The concept of callbacks can be applied to a sales conversation by repeatedly coming back to statements the customer has made (In response to good, insightful questions, of course!), highlighting and reinforcing those points each time.

Either that, or the compulsive gambler who won't leave the casino because it has so much of her money, if she can just 'hang in there'... Her campaign often goes back to statements about how her behavior would be tolerated in a man.

The rules for translating from equations with v's back to particular statements were never clearly formulated.

Last year, if you go back to the statements, they were saying everything was fine and the market had ample liquidity.

Again, I fall back to witness statements that said that there was a.38 at play.

This refers back to the statements by the Director General of the WHO at the Global Conference on Health Promotion in Finland quoted above that, 'efforts to prevent NCDs go against the business interests of powerful economic operators' (7).

I keep coming back to the statement because it gets at the truth.

A Garden spokesman referred back to a statement issued early in the afternoon, which stressed that "an abundance of caution" was being exercised.

I think back to the statement the terrorists released to claim responsibility for the carnage visited upon the innocents in Madrid: "You love life," the message said.