Sentence examples for backward since from inspiring English sources

(Or, actually, backward, since the low glycemic diet is largely traditional).

Yet in some ways, he says, we've gone backward since then.

A Parks album is never simply new (he's been looking backward since his carnivalesque début, "Song Cycle," in 1968); this is an odd and engrossing collection.

While America's progress on race has been epic since the days when Sherrod's father could be murdered with impunity, we have been going backward since Election Day 2008.

"If someone comes in with a fabulous ear — they're a great mimic — you start where they are and go backward, since they tend to be a little broad".

So long, in fact, that as the Afghans spoke their desires illustrated just how far their society has slipped backward since the Soviet Union invaded in 1979, beginning the series of conflicts that halted only a few weeks ago.

We've never taken a backward step since we've come together as a squad.

Globalisation's advance has never been inevitable or smooth; nor, despite some backward steps since the crash, has it ended.

And the country, its Treasury looted and its most pressing needs deliberately ignored, has been rolling backward ever since.

He has not taken a backward step since arriving at Wasps in 2013 as a direct replacement for the Saracens-bound Vunipola.

The Jazz surprisingly made the conference finals in 2007, when Williams was only 22, but has been moving backward ever since, losing in the second round in 2008 and in the first round last year.