Sentence examples for backward means from inspiring English sources

Looking forward and not backward means simply ignoring crimes.

Facemail -- Technologically backward means of communication, clearly inferior to voice mail or E-mail.

Going backward means a life on the barricades in which the future of both peoples is completely uncertain.

One step backward meant a sudden dip in Chesapeake Bay.

The effect of forward mean flow on the acoustic phase speed in presence of wall undulations is compared to that of backward mean flow.

It is not that you would have necessarily become corrupt (although it is not clear how that could actually be avoided, and various issues attach to each candidate), but you would certainly have become dull, backward, mean, unhappy, and stupider than when you started.

Yuval Levin has it exactly backward; means-testing Social Security and Medicare is the worst possible plan.

Using backward induction means starting at the end and the end is what?

The novel's backward structure means that rather than building momentum, it offers the sense of a mystery being slowly solved.

Simply put, the philosophy of backward compatibility means that the Model Law is flexible enough not to depend on a specific regulatory system, a particular legal definition of a "medicine," or many assumed parameters at all.

As three repeated volume measurements of pulmonary nodules were performed by the same reader and the same software for each reconstruction setting, the mean difference between replicates is expected to be zero, implying that the backward transformed mean difference has a ratio of 100%.