Sentence examples for even retreated from inspiring English sources

At times, the 73-year-old has even retreated to infantile tantrums.

In refusing to take any new steps against South Africa, the President has even retreated from the course he outlined last year, when in response to a similar drive for sanctions in Congress, he imposed some limited, symbolic curbs on trade with Pretoria.

Several party elders appear open to a "grand coalition", even retreating from categorical demands to raise taxes.

Overwhelmingly, the pattern in Hollywood is not of progress towards greater female empowerment, but of stagnation or even retreat.

Rates on fixed-rate mortgages, however, have already climbed and may even retreat some from their current level of about 8.5percentt, specialists said.

While the Bric quartet and some countries in Asia-Pacific (not including Japan) are taking more spots on the list this year, there is stasis or even retreat in Europe and the United States.

"It doesn't surprise me that some developers would change course or even retreat to the proven sector of condos," said P. Gilbert Mercurio, executive vice president of the Westchester County Board of Realtors.

Lately, the Met is even retreating in terms of scale, offering a diminutive picture of a Sargent painting, American modern design and "Painters in Paris, 1895-1950" besits its endless listings.

After decades of economic stasis and even retreat, many African nations finally are moving forward.

We are even retreating from acceptable internationally established levels of prenatal care for poor pregnant mothers, for example, by refusing Medi-Cal reimbursement for some medical procedures.

As even more severe cuts are threatened, the athletic-a-thons are becoming the lifeblood of these organizations, the difference between tangible progress and a standstill or even retreat.