Sentence examples for dramatic rollback from inspiring English sources

The Mexican-American War of 1846-1848 resulted in a dramatic rollback of Mexico to Baja California and from the Colorado River to the Rio Grande.

Spicer's comments indicated that Trump has taken the side of GOP leaders in their battle with House conservatives, who have been pressing for a more dramatic rollback of Obamacare for weeks and insist that the pending legislation cannot pass the House without significant changes.

The report comes amid the Trump administration's dramatic rollback of environmental regulations that advocates say risk exacerbating public health issues.

The JBS is probably not expecting any dramatic rollback of the nation's environmental or sustainability laws in any event.

An initial draft of the revision, released in July 2014, was widely panned by human rights experts and civil society groups as a dramatic rollback of the bank's standards.

WASHINGTON -- The House Republican version of the Violence Against Women Act reauthorization, which has been decried by women's rights groups as a dramatic rollback of protections for domestic violence victims, has picked up the backing of a group that may prove to be an unhelpful ally: the National Coalition For Men.

In short, Trump can still make a big mark on HHS even after the dramatic failure of ACA rollback efforts in Congress.

The cut in eligibility for seniors and the disabled was the most dramatic component of a stunning rollback of services in Mississippi's Medicaid program.

But since the dramatic defeat of an ACA rollback bill in the Senate last July, many Republican candidates don't have much to say about health care at all.

Our results demonstrate and almost linear speedup a dramatic improvement over the traditional approach to rollback processing.

Already, financial industry stocks have seen dramatic improvement since Trump's election, said Jamie Cox, managing partner of the Harris Financial Group, in anticipation of a rollback by Trump and a Republican Congress of regulation imposed after the 2008 financial crash that's likely to continue after Trump takes office.