Sentence examples for go backwards with from inspiring English sources

"We go backwards with Gray Davis or we go forward with Arnold".

He says the country will go "backwards" with Michael Gove's policies, which would allow teachers to "restrain" disruptive pupils without having to record the use of force, and grant teachers legal anonymity if a student makes a complaint.

BEN RATLIFF ROBYN HITCHCOCK I Wanna Go Backwards With lyrics hovering between revelation and doggerel, and tunes that prize both the concision of mid-1960s rock and the playfulness of psychedelia, Robyn Hitchcock's songs mingle strangeness and clarity.

America cannot afford to go backwards with Mitt Romney and the Republican party.

But very soon thereafter, by the 1930s, the situation started to go backwards with the glorification of Mother Russia.

There's no way women are going to go backwards with so much to put right". Break a leg?

Higher looking frequency before crossing also enhance safety, partly by reducing running frequency and increasing going backwards with its planning nature.

Consumer borrowing has been going backwards, with Australians preferring to stash cash away in banks rather than risk investing in homes or stocks.

In a few cases, countries have gone backwards, with Norway's rates falling from 44%to42%2%, and Finland's dropping from 34%to33%34%to33%

"We seem to have gone backwards with this government," said chief Roland Willson of West Moberly First Nations, one of the communities most affected by the construction of Site C. "I was hopeful that the Trudeau government would honour its words and promises to the First Nations people, but saying it is one thing, doing it is another.

This team has gone backwards with Townsend.