Sentence examples for has to revert from inspiring English sources

Rand Paul is doing so poorly in the polls he has to revert to old footage of me discussing positions I no longer hold.

However, specialized MoCs sometimes may not be expressive enough for complex interaction, so one has to revert to using a more generic (and complex) MoC, which comes at the cost of analyzability.

"[Clinton] is desperate, she is sad, and she is obviously very nervous when she has to revert to issues that have already been settled given the absolute accuracy of my statement".

If Pietersen is not to be in at three, though, then the job has to revert to Bell, for there is no sense in asking Trott, in the squad only because of Collingwood's absence, to do the job pro tem.

Sir David Miers, a former British ambassador to Greece, who recently returned from a trip to Corfu, said: "There is a fear among Corfiots of what will happen if Greece has to revert to the drachma.

Earlier on Tuesday, as Clinton was making remarks on Capitol Hill about her deliberations over the landmark nuclear deal with Iran, Trump released a statement about her: "She is obviously very nervous when she has to revert to issues that have already been settled given the absolute accuracy of my statement" on Mexico.

I had to revert to traditional methods.

Thankfully, we did not have to revert to that.

"We had to revert back to growing nothing but cotton".

But now you have to revert to neighborhood autonomy".

Controllers had to revert to time-consuming manual backup systems.