Sentence examples for backtracking by from inspiring English sources

The backtracking by Standard Chartered comes after a series of scandals involving Britain's largest financial institutions.

Backtracking by any one of them could sink the delicate process of untangling a complex war.

The 1999 backtracking by the F.B.I. convinced him the government had burned out the Davidians and hidden the truth.

Analysts say that the backtracking by the French could lessen legislators' enthusiasm for graduated response systems in other countries, at least if they involve the threat of disconnection.

It has not been easy, particularly with so much foot-dragging and backtracking by governments of some of the rich and powerful countries.

The Treasury has canned plans for an emergency budget and there has been considerable backtracking by the IMF on the doom it predicted for the UK (and the wider global economy) in the event of Brexit.

Something similar is involved with "Backtrack" by Susan Shortening, who used phosphorescent paint on a wall.

Bailiffs last week seemed to backtrack by giving Yukos another month to pay its $3.4 billion tax bill for 2000.

But he then backtracked by saying he would stand down only after a new government was formed.

In his next brace of interviews, Miliband is bound to backtrack by arbitrarily listing recent television programmes and unconvincingly declaring them to be his favourite.

One is the possibility that the Fed will cut rates too much, sending the economy into overdrive next year and forcing it to backtrack by raising rates.