Sentence examples for be a backwards step from inspiring English sources

However, today's report concludes that it would be "a backwards step to consider restricting access again".

Earlier this year, Cunha acknowledged that an impeachment, which would be the first since 1992, would be a "backwards step for democracy".

There had been talk of abolishing BIS altogether, but business secretary, Sajid Javid, has said that would be a backwards step.

It would also be a backwards step for the Labour government's devolution policy and for the Welsh Assembly, which is expected to gain more powers under the Better Government for Wales bill, she said.

Cunha acknowledged that an impeachment, which would be the first since 1992, would be a "backwards step for democracy" but his willingness to consider the possibility was in marked contrast to his position in April when he was adamant that it would not go ahead.

"I'm here to play first team football as anything else would be a backwards step.

It sounds to me as though it's a backwards step for England to be honest.

JS: [Laughs] To play a specifically gay event for me is a backwards step.

Though the album was a backwards step it did allow Young to play slide-guitar alongside some of Southern rock's greatest musicians.

"This is a backwards step.

This is a backwards step from the Galaxy S5.