Sentence examples for no reverting from inspiring English sources

Even as the team were sucked into this battle, there has been no reverting to a different, less measured style.

It has no one else to compete with Mr Vajpayee's national appeal, and will no doubt revert to grubby infighting in her absence.

While responses decreased, no children reverted to seronegative status.

No patient reverted from positive to negative between three and 15 months although one additional person was negative at month 15, but no test was performed at three months.

It has been demonstrated in previous experiments by Bjarnason and co-workers that mucosal permeability of the small intestine is increased within 8 10 hours after ingestion of two subsequent doses of the NSAID indomethacin (75 and 50 mg); the permeability increase is rapidly reverted, being no longer evident 48 hours after indomethacin ingestion [ 20- 22].

The Harvey Norman franchisee from Adelaide now votes for Nick Xenophon and he shows no interest in reverting to old habits.

It was decided that she would make remarks which were wholly neutral but which would leave nobody in any doubt about her support for the union – as she made clear she had no intention of reverting, as Alex Salmond had suggested, to the ancient title of Queen of Scots.

Today, Apple shows no signs of reverting or stopping.

Furthermore, the Browser reverts to the "No Threshold" setting when the one entered is not appropriate.

So no matter what your thoughts towards millennials are, adulthood is officially delayed with no signs of it reverting back to 1960s standards.

As Peter West, Latin American economist at BBVA in London, puts it: "People would not be so nearly worried about Brazil if Argentina had not defaulted". There is as yet no evidence of governments reverting to state interventionism, trade protection, deficit spending and the other populist policies that the region turned away from in the 1980s.