Sentence examples for begin to reverse a from inspiring English sources

This will begin to reverse a century of centralisation.

If poverty-wage workers demanding that the federal minimum wage be doubled and they be allowed to unionize free of retaliation could win against fast-food giants like McDonald's, KFC and Subway, then unions might finally begin to reverse a 60-year-long decline that's seen its share of the private sector workforce plunge from 35%percentto6.6%.6%.

As a result, Egypt is beginning to reverse a crippling brain drain.

For many global investors, the recent rally has only begun to reverse a slump in Japanese equities that has taken them to levels seen as ridiculously low.

Establishing the new agency to improve the security of defense information also begins to reverse a trend at the Energy Department since the end of the cold war to emphasize nonproliferation programs over defense programs and nuclear deterrence.

Across the Island, volunteer fire departments are reporting gains in membership that have begun to reverse a two-decade decline attributed to the increasing time demands on two-income families and the high cost of living on Long Island.

And he has begun to reverse a decline in YPF's production, repositioning the company to focus on fracturing in Neuquén which he argues will not jeopardize local water supplies.

But that trend may begin to reverse when a provision in the Dodd-Frank law called the "pay ratio disclosure" goes into effect, probably in 2014, requiring publication of the ratio between the median total compensation of all employees and the total compensation of the CEO.

Most cardiovascular effects begin to reverse with a few days of quitting[5].

The city's experiences needed to be studied, he added, "so that should things begin to reverse, we will have an idea why, and so that other cities can learn".

These options would begin to reverse the current slide towards a polarising of inequality that on any grounds is indefensible.