Sentence examples for had moved backward from inspiring English sources

Krebs said he suspected the investigation had moved backward, not forward.

He said Russia had moved backward from democracy but had not yet returned to dictatorship.

In recent interviews with many Greek politicians, political experts and voters, almost no one maintained that Greece had moved backward over the four years since the last parliamentary election.

In that incident, two troopers stopped a van containing four unarmed New York City men -- three of them black and one Hispanic -- and fired several shots inside because, they said, the vehicle had moved backward after the stop and they feared for their lives.

They will have moved backward, relatively.

In that sense we have moved backward and been following the prior socialist trend of opinion.

One way technology has moved backward is in the quality of a TV's built-in speakers.

The principal outcome of the first decade of Azeri independence is that the country has moved backward rather than forward since the beginning of "free market" reforms.

In five central areas where policy coordination is essential, the world has not moved forward with sufficient force; indeed, in certain important respects it has moved backward.

Beginning with Venusia (2005) and continuing with Mercury Station (2009), Mark von Schlegell's System Series has moved backward in time, investigating the contours of time, memory, perception, and control in the inter-planetary system that emerge off-world in the twenty-second and twenty-third centuries during Earth's full collapse.

While there are many factors that help explain why the nation has progressed on King's vision for civil rights while it has moved backward on his goal of economic equality, among the most important is the substantial difference between the strength of our laws on civil rights and labor.