Sentence examples for is reverted back from inspiring English sources

It is definitely a day where attention is reverted back to the old IT giants as Microsoft today announced in their Q4 earnings results that they have seen the biggest earnings-per-share growth since 1999.

It is also confirmed by histopathological examinations that the abnormalities produced by the carcinogen is reverted back to near normal in plant extract (200 and 400 mg/kg bw) treated groups of rats.

"But the situation now is reverting back to European politics — and as politicians don't seem to be in a desperate rush to get something out, the market is starting to really get nervous".

O'Shea also points out that Lévy wants to get Publicis back on a sound footing and that the company is reverting back to its 2013 business plan, pre-dating the proposed £22bn Omnicom merger, with a focus on making digital acquisitions and reducing its dependence on traditional advertising.

Yet, from what Mr. Bhardwaj was telling me, it sounded like RIM is reverting back to its core competency: messaging.

All you need to do is revert back to the so-called MonoBook skin, although we should note you need to log in or create an account before you can do so.

YouTube is reverting back to what it would have looked like had it been around in 1911, complete with grainy, sepia video footage, no audio tracks (save for piano accompaniment), and title cards in place of the site's normal comments.

Sensibly the Obama national security team is reverting back to this winning strategy.

What if I come across another bomb?" Gabish says that the affected farmland is reverting back to wilderness because farmers are afraid to return.

The manner in which plants were valued is reverting back to its earlier status [ 5].

As a result of the fuel shortage, there is clear evidence that farming is reverting back to the use of animal draught power.