Sentence examples for is going to be reversed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is going to be reversed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a future action or event that will involve reversing something, such as a decision, process, or trend. Example: "The recent policy changes are controversial, but they are expected to be reversed in the coming months."
Neither is going to be reversed".
"The TVT verdict is ridiculous, and we are convinced it is going to be reversed on appeal," Mr. Morris said.
That shift is going to be reversed.
The nation's widening wage gap is a "societal issue" and "I don't think it's going to be reversed," Mr. McDonough said.
"We know of no local reason why he would have done that, and we hope that it's going to be reversed".
"Wall Street led the way, and that's going to be reversed," said Lawrence Mishel, an economist at the liberal research group.
"The outcry was almost immediate and it was vicious and ugly and we all knew it was going to be reversed, so the university could save whatever face there was left".
"To see that reversing, where it was reversed this year in the Stanley Cup, it has been reversed in our playoffs, in our conference finals in double digits, and it's going to be reversed in our finals in double digits, we would like to see all sporting events do better".
Realistically, no one's going to be reversing this EP and insisting that it's better than the conventional approach, but the fact that it works at all could be the start of something very interesting.
"If it's making money over here in the U.S., it's going to be reverse-engineered or made overseas," said Jonathan Erece, a trade enforcement coordinator for United States Customs and Border Protection in Long Beach, Calif.
"Part of the challenge for his defense lawyers is going to be to reverse 16 years of uniformly negative publicity".
