Sentence examples for march backwards from inspiring English sources

Although the constitutional crisis was resolved early in 2010 after the election as president of Porfirio Lobo and the return of Manuel Zelaya, his ousted predecessor, Honduras continues to march backwards.

Along with Will Hutton's books, Tom Clark's Hard Times, and my own Unjust Rewards and Hard Work, I could list a bookshelf more that tell the basic facts of soaring inequality, each in its own way trying to alert public attention to this great social march backwards.

When he fails to show at the expected time, you begin a forced march backwards through your premises: Is your watch slow?

"I would like to assure the whites of our unshakable will to win our independence and that it would be stupid as well as dangerous for them to wish to make the clock march backwards.

So we begin today by taking a look at all of this and what it means, followed by our continuing march backwards through previous presidents (to see how their numbers line up with Obama's).

Looking down the vista of renovated million dollar brownstones and condos, I remembered something Marshall McLuhan once said: "We look at the present through a rear view mirror: we march backwards into the future". The past begins to reboot as a muffled procession of memories.

The Clean Economy Network published a report in July, "Going Backwards", that combines with other studies to lay out the real threat to investments we have made and companies we have started.

We counted events that occurred before treatment cumulatively for 12 month periods backwards in time up to three years before treatment.

This new year one is perhaps less avant-garde than the recap of Trump's trip to Asia in November, which featured backwards footage of local cyclists and slo-mo clips of the president striding along red carpets, all soundtracked by a tune that recalled Hans Zimmer's Rain Man soundtrack.

But somehow Disco Night Sept 11 works backwards, deriving its power from an inverted flow of significance that has epically little things happening in pathetically big places.

We aimed for 10 15 complications per hospital, starting in September and working backwards in Senegal (and forwards in Mali) until the desired sample size was achieved or the sampling frame was exhausted.