Sentence examples for go backwards over from inspiring English sources

It was only because of the 28.7 million jobs created at new firms over that period that overall employment didn't go backwards over that period.

He said: "There is clear evidence in some cases students go backwards over the summer holidays.

"We've been doing well on smog, but with global warming we've been going backwards over the past 15 years".

When it was all over we managed to bring about some major changes [more family visits], but I think we've gone backwards over the past few years.

"It is an injustice when working families in this country have gone backwards over the past 10 years when you add in inflation.

"England have gone backwards over the last eight to 10 years," Stuart told the former Test cricketer Michael Slater on Channel Nine's Wide World of Sports yesterday.

She said she believed the Liberal party had gone backwards over the past two decades, and that regression was depressing its vote among women, which was problematic for a government seeking re-election.

Though he is proud of his achievements, he admits that he did not always repeat the success of 1991 and that, in many respects, adult education has gone backwards over the past decade.

Red Bull, so dominant until relatively recently, had a nightmare start to the season and it looks like they have gone backwards over the winter.

Benedict failed to bridge the gap between an evermore liberal First World and a Third World which has, in many senses, gone backwards over the past 30 years.

Benedict failed to bridge the gap between an ever-more liberal First World and a Third World which has, in many senses, gone backwards over the past 30 years.