Sentence examples for been reverted from inspiring English sources
verb
To turn back, or turn to the contrary; to reverse.
The person who had been moved to cover my duties had been reverted back to his old role.
As a result of this action, your account has been reverted to its status as of 5am PST on Tuesday June 8th.
These experiments were conducted in cell lines whose morphological transformation had been reverted by deletion of an activated K-ras allele.
It could be deducted here that although the Lembang Fault was kinematically formed as a normal fault, it has kinematically been reverted to a left-lateral strike-slip fault with a trust (dip-slip) component.
Hence, this soil canopy feedback could be responsible for disrupting the development of under-storey heath while maintaining the pre-dominant black sheoak canopy composition (Facelli and Pickett 1991) which is critical for post-mining sites where the pedogenesis of the reconstructed soils has often been reverted to a 'younger' soil status (described above).
Other parts have been reverted to agricultural land.
Salaries must adjust so that the loss of competitiveness of the post-euro period is reverted.
This year, it's reverted to a pay-upfront game, which some parents will prefer.
Now, it's reverted to cheeky gimmicks, hoping to create an atmosphere conducive to carefree spending.
These implications, however, cannot be reverted.
In 2013, the signs are reverted.
