Sentence examples for go backward with from inspiring English sources
For these systems seem to display spontaneous approach to equilibrium when isolated, yet can have their apparent entropic behavior made to "go backward" with an appropriate impulse from out side the system.
Let's not go backward with Gilbert Leal's argument of the "threat of corporal punishment". What is the solution?
"We don't want to go backward with either Canada or Mexico," said David Salmonsen, director of congressional relations at the American Farm Bureau.
"Even though Yeltsin doesn't impress me much personally, I'm still going to cast my vote for him because I don't want to go backward with Zyuganov," said Andrei B. Korzhenevsky, 46, chairman of Polling Station No. 2 and a professor at Ivanovo's Chemical Academy.
Ram also went backward with net points, winning 27 in the opening two sets and only 15 in last two sets.
President Obama has been going backward with independents for more than a year, and the Democrats stand to suffer the effects in the November elections.
Re "Guys and Dolls No More?," by Elizabeth Sweet (Sunday Review, Dec. 23): Although there is a glut of gender-specific toys, we don't agree that Lego is going backward with construction sets for girls.
Its innovation is structural: while the story of Jamie Adam Kantorr), a novelist, is shown chronologically, that of Cathy (Betsy Wolfe), an actress, starts at the breakup and goes backward, with the two trains colliding at Jamie's moonlit proposal.
Just when it appeared that Els was moving closer to Augusta National, he went backward with an unexpected bogey at the par-5 sixth, another bogey at the par-4 eighth and the par on his closing hole.
OK, Microsoft was innovative with the Xbox, but went backward with the Xbox 360 by making the hard drive optional.
