Sentence examples for be undone at a from inspiring English sources

But Schulz suggested any deal could be undone at a later stage.

Treaty change will be of symbolic importance during the referendum campaign and would allow Mr Cameron to claim that any deal he strikes could not be undone at a future date.

John Woerth, a spokesman for Vanguard, said it had no plans to engage in a price war and suggested that Fidelity's move was a "marketing gimmick" that could be undone at any time.

As its name — Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust — suggests, it can also be undone at any time.

The damage Bush did to this country will take generations to undo (his activist, extreme-right-wing judicial appointments will probably still be on the court when the babies born today graduate from high school), if it can be undone at all.

But the entire equation of independent, mutually beneficial reductions could easily be undone at the outset by an American drive to build a missile shield.

That shouldn't be undone at the behest of men with guns and a dangerous view of how a government should be run".

Secondly, the non-monotonic nature of the Event Calculus can be used to model the incremental construction of a temporal model with inferences which hold locally at a discourse segment sn but which can be undone at some later discourse unit sn+1.

Main Aim may be undone at York this afternoon by Starspangledbanner (3.10), who won a Grade One race in Australia in February before being sold to Coolmore for a reported A$10m, equivalent to around £6m.

Can the damage be undone at this point?

All of this, he acknowledges, could be undone at the ballot box.