Sentence examples for often to reverse from inspiring English sources

Judges who had been appointed by Mr. Ashcroft when he was governor of Missouri voted as often or more often to reverse death penalty judgments.

I wonder how long I must stay inverted, and how often, to reverse the effects of gravity, as promised in Liz and Kristin's introduction.

Russia loses more than 90 percent of its cases in the European court: usually it is ordered to pay fines, less often to reverse court decisions and release inmates.

In the elective orthopaedic setting, revision arthroplasty is often to reverse polarity total shoulder implants if the patient has signs of rotator cuff deficiency [15].

But as my colleague Anthony Lewis pointed out last week, judges appointed by Mr. Ashcroft when he was governor of Missouri voted as often as Justice White -- in some cases, more often -- to reverse capital sentences.

Where the automatic – and often tough to reverse – brightening of screens is concerned, the NRDC report was unequivocal.

What's instructive about Verizon Wireless's behavior is that when customers called to complain about the problem, it often refused to reverse the charges.

New ministers, keen to make their mark, will often rush to reverse the policies of their predecessors or implement reforms of their own even where the evidence base may be weak.

Companies often turn to reverse splits to raise their share prices as a way to attract institutional investors who may be prohibited from buying into companies with share prices in the single digits.

Customers who contacted Verizon about the charges said that the company had often refused to reverse the charges or discouraged them from blocking the data service on their phones.

Any doubts that Mr. Hussein himself was involved appeared to disappear when the older of his two powerful sons, Uday Saddam Hussein, a maverick figure who has often intervened to reverse government policies, used a newspaper he controls in Baghdad today to chastise the Information Ministry for overreacting in its handling of CNN.