Sentence examples for much reversal from inspiring English sources

"Until we decrease calorie intake on a population level, we are unlikely to see much reversal in the obesity epidemic," she said.

It was observedthat the bending stresses of shear wall with no openings, small opening, and mediumopening almost follow the same trend with not much reversal of stresses which are onthe negative side.

Professor Chemerinsky cautioned that it was possible to read too much into reversal rates.

A Marquette University poll, also published on Wednesday, showed a much sharper reversal, with Ms. Baldwin going from a 9-point deficit to a 9-point lead.

But it left the White House in the awkward position of explaining why Mr. Bush had turned on his free-trade principles and how much that reversal would cost Americans paying for cars, houses and washing machines.

But instead of moaning about how much transgender reversal surgery would cost the NHS, I set out to speak to the people wanting to undergo surgery again, to find out why they'd considered embarking on the process of detransitioning.

Critics say the Ninth Circuit's procedure for full-court review accounts for much of the reversal rate.

Rangers' Reversal Much credit for the Coyotes' amazing on-ice performance must go to General Manager Don Maloney, who was the Rangers' assistant G.M. from 1996 to 2007.

Second, across those 50 years, the actual shift that occurred was the opposite of the much more modest reversal proposed this week by President Obama; over the same period, the federal income tax rate on the richest individuals fell from 91% to the current 35%.

Reviews of the episode were mostly mixed, calling the storyline a "much less extreme reversal" of the season two episode "The Story on Page One", in which Peter attempts to seduce actor Luke Perry.

Her first feature, "Red Road," was a tour de force of psychological insight slightly undermined by a script that relied a bit too much on late reversals and surprises.