Sentence examples for less reversed from inspiring English sources
But despite the setbacks, Brady thinks that Latin American reforms have gathered too much thrust to be stopped, much less reversed.
This year, the reform was more or less reversed.
His program of research and voluntary initiatives has generated modest enthusiasm in industry but inspires little confidence that the warming trends will be arrested, much less reversed, in the foreseeable future.
In "Symmetrical Discord I and II," a diptych, the components are more or less reversed as they go from a larger panel to a smaller one, with a few fragments cropped out.
Still, it would be an overstatement to say that even such improved efforts have halted, much less reversed, that problem: Greenpeace, in its most recent assessment of various electronic manufacturers' performance, notes that electronic-product life cycles have accelerated drastically in recent years, making such goods more "perishable" than ever.
And Mr. Daniels and Ms. Mortimer are fully equipped to play the thorny, torturous, old-Hollywood-style relationship between Will and Mac, one that Mr. Sorkin has explicitly associated with the great screwball newspaper comedy "His Girl Friday" (with the genders more or less reversed).
In "The Underground Railroad," he more or less reverses his earlier trick.
In other words, he plans to more or less reverse the entire spending increases introduced by the previous Labour government.
This requires new kinds of policies which build on the naturally sheltered part of the economy and more or less reverse the operating principles of your local city hall as it has pursued competitiveness.
The new philosophical dispensation in Coleridge, like the new social dispensation in Lessing, reversed the old priorities; and where there were once princes there were now burghers, and where there were once the ordinances of God and the state there were now the dictates of the heart.
None of these efforts, promising and idealistic as they may be, have come close to halting, much less reversing, the pattern of retrenchment.
