Sentence examples for making reverse from inspiring English sources

MetLife said recently that it would stop making reverse mortgages, as part of a general exit of the banking industry.

Convinced that reverse mortgages will grow in popularity over time, lenders are making reverse mortgages in more parts of the country and are seeking to make them less mysterious.

Yet another household name has given up making reverse mortgages — loans that let borrowers age 62 and older tap the equity in their houses without having to make monthly payments.

By and large, except for those making reverse commutes from New York, they live in New Jersey, their median annual income is $152,000 and half of them work on Wall Street -- not a bad target for advertisers, which so far include Bloomingdale's and Monmouth Park Racetrack.

Obfuscation techniques aim at making reverse engineering a difficult task.

Smoking is not known to influence sexual orientation identity, making reverse causation unlikely.

One of the hardest things to get used to are the narrower parking spaces in some left-hand driving countries compared to the large North American parking spaces, making reverse-parking a lot trickier.

"The idea is to make reverse mortgages available to everyone," Merton said.

Moreover, RSVP programs remove the opportunity to make reverse saccades and refixations.

However, we also sometimes make reverse saccades, jumping back to previous words in the sentence.

Millions just may do that someday, which makes reverse mortgages a real wild card.