Sentence examples for it would revert from inspiring English sources

Many of those, including this newspaper, who liked the telegenic 46-year-old's reformist rhetoric were worried that once the PRI was back in power it would revert to its old, authoritarian ways.So Mr Peña deserves praise for his first four months in office.

If there was money left in those two funds, it would revert to Mr. Down.

Yet under current law it would revert to the 2001 level in 2011 if nothing is done.

It would revert to round-the-clock surgeries and local clinics, instantly relieving the A&E crisis.

The child tax credit would increase to $1,000 until 2005, when it would revert to the $700 in current law.

Under the House bill, the child tax credit would increase to $1,000 per child until 2005, when it would revert to the $700 in the current law.

Any day, it seemed, the Makahs would revert splendidly to their traditional ways.But the ancestors did not know about Paul Watson, Craig McCaw and the horrors of modern media attention.

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Moreover, if the union rejected it, he said, the owners would revert to a previous and much less favourable offer.

As Dr. Collinson points out, it was expected that after the Apartheid system was abolished, it was assumed that the population would revert to the usual voluntary migration patterns where families often move as a unit to the cities.

It's not certain that he would revert to Gaza suppliers even if the new easing of the embargo brings some local manufacturers back to life.