Sentence examples for has regressed to from inspiring English sources

And just about everyone has regressed to the mean.

After starting 3-1, team them, the one that Collins swore would play the game the right way, has regressed to a new level of sloppiness.

America has regressed to an unforgiving puritanical order reminiscent of Hawthorne's "Scarlet Letter," a literary touchstone that has probably eluded the fundamentalist upbringing of Jordan's protagonist, Hannah Payne.

Kira, the young heroine of "Gathering Blue," lives in a community that has regressed to savagery, and she uses her special artistic gifts to show her people a time before.

Under the pressure of these moves and countermoves, the Belarus-Russia alliance — once intended to become a single "Union State" bound by loose notions of Slavic brotherhood — has regressed to a customs zone, but even that is now threatened.

With the notable exception of Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine, a moderate who announced last week that she'd had enough of the ugliness and would not seek re-election, the Republican party has regressed to a pre-modern state, making war on any woman who, to borrow Rebecca West's words, "expresses any sentiment that might differentiate her from a doormat or a prostitute".

We seem to have regressed to pre-Gutenberg times.

For all the roster tinkering, they have regressed to a one-line team.

The state of rocketry sucks — we've regressed to being worse than the sixties".

It contains players who have regressed to the point of staleness.

At the end of the scale, the patients cannot sit up, speak or walk, as if they have regressed to infancy.