Sentence examples for on a backward from inspiring English sources

This algorithm determines the ranking of the features based on a backward sequential selection method that removes one feature at a time.

Never before has our country so glaringly appeared on a backward track.

He planted his leg on a backward chair and assumed the lecturing position.

You probably recall the basic narrative of the myth, which famously turns on a backward glance.

Wilson had on a backward gimme cap; Bernstein wore a woollen ski hat.

After we spent years positioning New Jersey as a responsible leader in the fight to stem climate change, the governor is setting us on a backward trajectory.

But the "Book of Household Management" rolled on, without a backward glance at the lurid denouements of its creators.

Southgate was desperate to be in his car and on the road home to Harrogate but where others might have walked on without a backward glance, he halted before removing his club tie and presenting it as a farewell gift.

In a speech in January he said "high caste" Congress leaders were scared of taking on a rival from "a backward caste".

In September 1929, just before the crash, the price-earnings ratio for the S&P composite index, calculated on a backward-looking ten-year moving average of earnings, reached 33.

"Instead of tackling issues that matter to the European public like the creation of green jobs, sustainable farming, environment or overseas development funding, they have agreed on a backward-looking budget," Tony Long, director of the World Wide Fund for Nature European Policy Office, said in a statement.