Sentence examples for backwards in this from inspiring English sources

"We are going backwards in this vital policy area.

"Andy seems to have gone backwards in this campaign while Yvette has been more and more impressive - particularly her stance on refugees".

It seems they got it backwards in this case!

So, although there is some risk of reading backwards in this formulation, we can say that the "of" in the phrase "the experience of this concretely existing individual here and now" is both subjective and objective.

But Joseph and Richards have it backwards in this case.

Ari Goldman's effort to assert his own partial perspective as incontestable fact is an unfortunate step backwards in this important process.

How did American women slip so far backwards in the eyes of this country that huge groups of people want to see our rights taken from us? Want to see us give up control of our own bodies?

Of course, until either Hello Games, or No Man's Sky's distributors Sony Interactive Entertainment (for PS4) and iam8bit (PC), confirm that the game is indeed moving backwards in the release schedule, this is effectively only speculation.

(2) Because data might cease to be statistically trustworthy as we move backwards in time, this trust being a fundamental factor for the econometric analysis conducted.

"I knew I had taken a step backwards in the Yankees organization," Clippard said.

You can do it again the next day — backwards, in the style of "Memento".