Sentence examples for backward looking for from inspiring English sources

"The town has bent over backward looking for a site for them," Mr. Pappas said.

From there, they worked backward, looking for earlier queries that could have shown that the Bing user was experiencing symptoms before the diagnosis.

In the Alice in Wonderland world this parallel reality has created, it is we who are backward looking for pointing out that the Corbyn programme is exactly what we fought and lost on 30 years ago, not him for having it.

It proves you are still looking backward looking for the nail that popped the tire, instead of forward for where you need to steer to.

It is a sharp contrast to Secretary Clinton, whose steady leadership shows a forward, not backward, looking vision for America.

The theory cannot account for backward looking justifications, or reasons, for performing certain actions.

If grammar schools are divisive, backward looking and wrong for children in the local authority areas where they don't exist, how can they be right in the local authorities where they currently cause so much harm?

All of these new loans fuel an unprecedented housing bubble that the risk models, which are backward looking, can't account for.

A REIT's so-called NAV is merely an estimate (best viewed as a range), is backward looking, typically fails to account for frictional costs, and may, in many cases, not reflect fundamental value.

He rejected calls for a "backward looking" inquiry, saying problem areas were investigated as they arose.

Dorian scooted backward, looking around the sleepy Carcein for any sign of an earthquake or giant.