Sentence examples for begin to be reversed from inspiring English sources

The catastrophic damage wreaked by the Bush legacy of human rights violations would finally begin to be reversed.

The situation did not begin to be reversed until the city hired 5,000 more officers late in the administration of Mayor David N. Dinkins.

The fourteen Concordes (the French have four and the British five, and five are unsold) have already cost the two governments three billion dollars, and the French operating losses alone were half a million dollars a week last year-a situation that the plane's backers are convinced can begin to be reversed only with a franchise in the New York area.

The New Yorker, April 4, 1977 P. 91 The fourteen Concordes (the French have four and the British five, and five are unsold) have already cost the two governments three billion dollars, and the French operating losses alone were half a million dollars a week last year-a situation that the plane's backers are convinced can begin to be reversed only with a franchise in the New York area.

Only with the rise in oil prices, devaluation of the rouble and the merciful departure of Boris Yeltsin has the economic slide begun to be reversed.

That doctrine began to be reversed in 1979, when the Israeli-Iranian alliance collapsed and was in effect replaced by the Egyptian-Israeli treaty that same year.

Territorial gains by the so-called Islamic State have begun to be reversed in several places in Iraq.

During the interview, he stated that he saw the problem beginning to be reversed, citing calls for renewed faith and other practices.

But this increase began long before the crisis began and is unlikely to be reversed even if and when the crisis is resolved.

The trend towards more intensive farming began to be partially reversed by the end of the century as more environmentally friendly practices were encouraged by government and European Union grants.

This needs to be reversed.