Sentence examples for he set to reverse from inspiring English sources
It also afforded him the opportunity, by the example he set, to reverse stereotypes and change minds.
The gentrification of whole postal areas, and the pricing out of all but the most fortunate, looks set to reverse.
The new Republican chairmen overseeing environmental matters in the Senate are vigorous advocates of business interests and are set to reverse the priorities of the current chairmen.
The government's austerity drive is set to reverse the strides made in reducing child poverty in the UK, research published by Unicef on Tuesday suggests.
In order to turn the unit after a collision, one of the wheels is set to reverse while the other wheels remains moving forwards.
Ireland and Spain are also planning tax cuts later this year.Such reforms are set to reverse the upwards drift in Europe's tax-to-GDP ratios seen since austerity began.
The most secretive vice president of modern times, rarely interviewed and famously fond of "secure undisclosed locations," is set to reverse course completely in retirement.
Malaysia's government is set to reverse parts of its long-standing policy of economic discrimination in favour of ethnic Malays and indigenous groups.
Health Minister Edwin Poots looks set to reverse a decision by his predecessor over who should lead a major review of the health service.
But there is no indication from the carefully orchestrated leaks of his State of the Union speech that Obama is truly set to reverse course.
