Sentence examples for is working backward from inspiring English sources

To get there, Planetary Resources is working backward, developing the in-house software, sensors, propulsion, and laser communications that may be needed to approach and analyze asteroids.

Separately, in the search for those behind the anthrax assaults, the C.D.C. is working backward through hospital and death records in many places around the country, seeking any symptoms that might indicate an unnoticed anthrax infection or death, said Dr. Scott R. Lillibridge, the special assistant for bioterrorism to the secretary of health and human services, Tommy G. Thompson.

The special satellite tracking feature is working backward, Buddy, says Dad. Right now it's showing the pileup behind that lady's stalled convertible.

"In the end, what we do is work backward from this kind of knowledge to make inferences about a specific set of bones".

Absolutely everything feels like hubris when you're working backward from that conclusion.

WHY they're working backward Commissioner Bud Selig surely won't reveal -- Bob DuPuy, his chief aide, was mum on the subject on his flight from Houston to New York on Thursday -- but baseball officials have clearly established a pattern, and long-frustrated fans of the Chicago Cubs will be ecstatic to know that they will be the next to benefit.

They warm up to him, they laugh at his jokes, start to like him – then, without even realizing it, they're working backward in their minds to tell themselves why, come to think of it, it actually wouldn't be crazy to support him.

To figure out how the Krebs cycle got started, scientists have been working backward to identify the nonorganic materials that originally helped set the cycle in motion.

But what if you like I was—are working backward and know the name of the holding but not the fund?

Now all he had to do was work backward, from sound to sense.

Defense Attorney Henry Hankk" Asbill is now working backward through the issues that emerged at the end of former Virginia governor Robert F. McDonnell's cross-examination.