Sentence examples for it has gone backwards from inspiring English sources

Modernisation not having been firmly established in opposition, it has gone backwards in government.

They actually fell in the past year: So I guess if you're looking for a sunny note to end on let us just say the workers are still working pretty hard and well, but we're not getting any extra pay for doing so and our income feels like it has gone backwards.

As the 31st anniversary approaches, and Iranians look at their country, they see that in a majority of cases it has gone backwards.

Referee Nigel Owens had the final pass from Ashton back to Wyles checked, decided it had gone backwards out of the hands, and Farrell was never going to miss the conversion.

Every other sport has been raising its money, snooker has gone backwards".

"But if you look at the facts, it's clear that the sport has gone backwards.

But while Labour has suffered criticism for the clear deterioration of the health service - and while ministers have even admitted that in some ways the NHS has gone backwards - it has managed to perform these utterly humiliating U-turns almost without comment.

Labour may slow them if it comes to power in 2015, but it will not reverse them.In another way, though, the coalition has gone backwards.

But when it comes to the environment this is the first government that has gone backwards.

"England has gone backwards.

Labour has gone backwards on climate change.