Sentence examples for backtracking from a from inspiring English sources

There will be fewer cards with generic sayings like "happy holidays" and "seasons greetings," continuing the backtracking from a much-criticized faith-neutral trend.

While campaigning in Louisiana this week, Mr. Santorum had to spend time backtracking from a suggestion he made that voting for Mr. Romney would be no different from voting for President Obama.

Investors were largely willing to forgive Groupon's litany of missteps in the run-up to its I.P.O., which included backtracking from a highly controversial profit metric, disclosing material weakness in its financial controls and restating its earnings.

And backtracking from a room shape could work, too.

The IMF said Tuesday that the global economy would shrink by 0.6%, backtracking from a previous prediction that it would grow by 0.5%, according to TradeTheNews.com.

Ali Vaez, senior Iran analyst at the International Crisis Group, said Iran's position on the issue "is not a deal breaker" and wasn't really backtracking from a concession.

Another problem concerns Moldova, where there are signs that Russia is backtracking from an agreement, reached in principle last month, to withdraw its 14th Army.

P1 President Bush declared to the nation's largest veterans' group that America will win the war on terror, backtracking from an earlier statement in which he said he doubted that the war could be won.

President Obama plans to backtrack from a campaign pledge on significantly increased global AIDS financing.

On Wednesday Sharif backtracked from a planned army offensive, explaining: "Since the other side has shown intent to negotiate, we also wish to give peace another chance".

But he was distracted by having to backtrack from a remark he had made a day earlier in which he suggested that if Mr. Romney was the nominee, it would be no different than re-electing President Obama.