Sentence examples for in reverse its from inspiring English sources

Haiti's economy was already in reverse; its growth falling in real terms from 3.4% in 2007 to minus 0.5% in the year before the catastrophe.

If we restate Arrow's principle in reverse, its revolutionary implications are obvious: if a free market economy plus intellectual property leads to the "underutilisation of information", then an economy based on the full utilisation of information cannot tolerate the free market or absolute intellectual property rights.

The court noted that in reversing its old decision, it was putting New York in line with a majority of states.

He added he expected Luby's to make progress in reversing its slide, although he believed that "it's taking a lot longer than people expected".

Icann acknowledged it had made mistakes in reversing its decision to accept ICM Registry's proposal three years ago under pressure from the Bush administration.

No country has succeeded in reversing its obesity epidemic, said the experts, who argued a broader attack is needed.

China has reached a "turning point" in reversing its runaway pollution problems and expects to see reductions in air and water pollution in the coming months, according to Zhang Lijun, a top official with the State Environmental Protection Administration.

Chelsea Manning has accused Harvard University of caving into pressure from the CIA in reversing its invitation to her to become a visiting fellow, in what the former US soldier and whistleblower described as a "police state".

Additionally, through competitive standards for promotion of its faculty and the development of its technical know-how and expertise, POSTECH was able to assist Korea in reversing its brain-drain (Innace and Dress 1992; Cho 2008).

After vocal opposition from the exchange, including a threat by Chairman Charles Lee to resign, in early April the Hong Kong government caved in, reversing its decision to quickly implement the plan and saying more time was needed to study it.

We gain nothing if the response to Citizens United succeeds simply in reversing its effect.