Sentence examples for emerging to reverse from inspiring English sources

Some even see a new style of "caring capitalism" emerging to reverse the global trend of income and wealthy inequality.

As a result, pressures are now emerging to reverse policies promoting biofuels.

As political debate has grown more polarized, civility advocates like Forni have emerged to reverse the perceived "coarsening" of our culture by helping campuses, corporations, and even cities develop strategies for weaving civility into the practice of everyday life.

In the post-revolutionary age, when the Bolsheviks moved the government back to Moscow to get farther away from the Germans, various fantasies emerged to reverse all this: avant-gardists imagined a socialist Moscow of clean right angles; others proposed simply abandoning the city.

"It will form a cornerstone of the emerging global effort to reverse the H.I.V./AIDS pandemic," he said.

Another emerging goal is to reverse and prevent wrongful convictions perpetrated by dirty cops besides known bad actors like Burge or ex-Detective Reynaldo Guevara, who remain the most notorious in Chicago.

But differences have emerged over how to reverse the cuts to defense spending that kicked in under federal budget cuts in 2013.

Innovative maintenance techniques such as developing microcapsules with rejuvenators have emerged in order to reverse the aging process in asphalt binder.

"Some of us would say: 'Find the money on public spending, go further on public spending.'" The MP made his comments a day after it emerged Osborne had decided to reverse plans to charge VAT on food that is designed to cool down, such as sausage rolls and pasties, following weeks of protest, including by Tory MPs.

After all, when capital inflows to emerging economies reverse, trouble often ensues.However, China has not relied on net capital inflows for decades.

And now the darlings of the world economy, emerging markets, have proved unable to reverse their own slowdowns.