Sentence examples for have worked backwards from inspiring English sources

Clive expressed amusement that no one seemed to have worked backwards from this presumed equilibrium if you know the market is going to crash in August 2008, anybody with any sense would sell in July.

In other words, reporters could have worked backwards, figuring out who Gore called by making calls of their own.

"We have worked backwards and forwards to get conditions that both sides will feel are worthy of being put forward". He said the two groups who had ended up fighting last month had caused trouble earlier on in the night at another venue.

It was so perfect, in fact, that it was almost as if the song had been the original inspiration and the makers had worked backwards from it.

Farage's discarded policy would have worked as a sort of backwards sumptuary law had it ever seen the light of day, disenfranchising what he perceived to be undesirable elements from certain public spaces had they failed to put their shirts back on or fasten their top buttons.

"We've had to work backwards," Tony laughs.

The idea is to have the audience leave, and say, "You've got to see this". You have to work backwards from that result.

The former ITV News chief executive Clive Jones, one of the founders of the TV industry's Cultural Diversity Network in 2000, said its efforts to improve BAME representation in the sector had "worked initially" but "gone seriously backwards" in recent years because it was no longer seen as a priority by management.

It's backwards, but has worked for us.

To convert it to the mixed number, you have to work backwards to get your answer.

Like their forebears, the Strypes reveal that they have been working backwards, too, discovering R&B via the bluesologists of the early 60s.