Sentence examples for be a reverse of from inspiring English sources

Mr Edwards thinks the outcome will be a reverse of the 1990s boom, when rising asset prices boosted consumer confidence, spending and the economy.

6.35pm GMT Copycats Paul McDvitt says: The second period seemed to be a reverse of the first with the Canadians having the edge, but the US having the hotter goalie and are now in front.

The idea, which will hinge on whether Coda Automotive can win state incentives and a federal loan, would be a reverse of the usual flow of jobs and technology, by bringing in Chinese parts and know-how to be mixed with American innovation and assembled by American workers.

Be aware that your final product will be a reverse of the original printout, so you may have to flip your photos on the computer if they include writing.

That is a reverse of the result in February, when confidence led pessimism by three points.

The findings were a reverse of what the newspaper had found when it conducted a similar survey in 1997.

The arrangement was a reverse of the deal with the devil that looms so large in blues lore.

This is a reverse of our recent history: during the Celtic tiger boom, Ireland's building spree attracted international stars such as Daniel Libeskind and Norman Foster.

"It's a reverse of the flight to quality," said Richard Schwartz, who oversees $21 billion in bonds at New York Life Asset Management in Parsippany, N.J.

This is a reverse of last year when a similar, though less stringent, measure passed the House and the Senate neglected to take it up, preferring its own bill.

The diplomatic gaffe is a reverse of fortune for Ms Chacón, 38, who made headlines when she took office last April and reviewed her troops while heavily pregnant.