Sentence examples for for having reversed from inspiring English sources

The Times editorial board went so far as to praise Tillerson for having "reversed ExxonMobil's long history of funding right-wing groups that denied the threat of global warming," and suggested that he might "convince Mr. Trump not to pull out of" the Paris climate accord.

"Although there are arguments to be made for having reversed many more inherited co-locations on the table, it is clear that the administration used fair and objective criteria to make this decision.

But some market analysts think that the sector's heady days may be over for a while, just as the fortunes for REITs have reversed.

Sweden, for instance, has reversed its passive military approach and redeployed soldiers to strategically important bases.

A flood of new Japanese mutual funds, for example, has reversed a prolonged contraction in the industry.

India, for example, has reversed its position and now endorses the sort of clean-energy development that would make greenhouse reform possible.

Savings analysts say Funding for Lending has reversed a much-needed rise in savings rates seen over the past 12 months.

Although he committed no ethical or behavioral trespasses, the argument could even be made that he — for now — has reversed roles with the toned-down Alex Rodriguez, who has been swatting baseballs into the stratosphere and strutting under the radar.

Despite Mr. Cuomo's national stature as a former cabinet member under President Bill Clinton and the party's strong ties to his father, former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, there is a growing consensus among Democratic strategists that Mr. McCall, the state comptroller and the first black man to mount a viable quest for governor, has reversed the apparent advantage enjoyed just two months ago by Mr. Cuomo.

River regulation for irrigation has reversed these natural flow patterns, with negative effects on the breeding and recruitment of Murray cod.

But already, AMLO, as he's known for short, has reversed course and announced a plan to keep soldiers deployed on the front lines of Mexico's drug war for the foreseeable future.