Sentence examples for clear reversal from inspiring English sources

But two law professors who specialize in family tax matters said the language was not a clear reversal.

A meeting of American bishops in New Orleans in September did not produce the clear reversal and apology that conservatives have demanded.

In a clear reversal of previous election cycles, a Bloomberg poll last month indicated that 71 percent of Iowa Republicans polled viewed fiscal concerns as the predominant issue.

Advocates said his comments were at best vague and confusing, and at worst a clear reversal of statements he made before the election.

In some areas these small changes are a clear reversal of controversial positions taken by Blair - like allowing demonstrations in Parliament Square, strengthening the ministerial code to create clearer parliamentary accountability, and allowing the Commons to be recalled in recess on the request of a majority of MPs.

If wl < 0, there is a clear reversal effect in the financial market.

"Above all," the pope said, "it encourages -- indeed, one would dare to say, forces -- citizens to make a broad and responsible commitment to favor a clear-cut reversal of this tendency".

Such a clear-cut reversal of fat accumulation has not been reported in controlled trials investigating the efficacy of therapy switches [ 10- 12], probably because of persistent interference with lipid metabolism caused by the new antiretroviral drugs [ 3- 5].

There have been clear reversals in favorability ratings in the recent past once the general election campaign got under way, such as in 1988 and 1992.

There are less clear-cut reversals than in some other submission holds, but there are a few you can work out with your opponent, depending on whether or not the story calls for it.

And there has been a clearer reversal in the Rasmussen Reports tracking poll, which has now reverted to showing a two-point lead for Mr. Romney.