Sentence examples for change backwards from inspiring English sources

Leave was seen as the province of the unsophisticated, the uneducated, the old and those who wanted a cultural change – backwards.

Maternal education, race/ethnicity, income, infant gender, parity, pre-pregnancy BMI, smoking, vitamin intake, employment during pregnancy, and study site were retained in multivariate models as confounders using a change-in-estimate (10% change) backwards elimination approach.

Father Krzysztof Charamsa, 43, who held a post in the Vatican's branch for protecting Catholic dogma, urged the Catholic church to change its "backwards" attitude to homosexuality.

In fact, Republican leader Rep. Paul Ryan (Wis). got the impact of this change exactly backwards when he claimed that the bill would enable "more people [to] work full time". It actually pushes in the opposite direction.

In a nutshell, all European leaders have agreed so far tonight is to make a tiny (backwards) change to the existing plan on banking supervision.

Keeping change from slipping backwards requires steady attention, not 100 days on problem A and the next 100 on problem B — do that, and a few rounds later Problem A will need to be tackled again.

"It's about the past versus the future," he said yesterday, railing at some people (no names were mentioned, but we're really running out of alternatives) who are willing to settle for small change, who "look backwards and try to build a bridge back to the 20th century".

We get excited that a Democratic president once every four years uses the term 'climate change.' How backwards we've gone".

These processes formed a dynamic continuum of influence, rather than static categories, with considerable change forwards and/or backwards over varying timescales.

This interface may change in a backwards-incompatible way in a future release.

"In those other areas, policy has either changed or gone backwards," Bell said.