Sentence examples for or reverted from inspiring English sources

As others fell into war or reverted to authoritarianism, Tunisia completed an impressive transition to democracy after an election last year.

The effectiveness of separate children's services departments has also been challenged, one in 10 councils having either kept, or reverted to, a single organisational structure for children's services and adult social care in order to maintain an holistic view of the family's needs as a whole.

The specific temperature and chemical conditions under which strong metal support interaction phenomena are onset or reverted in each case are also analysed.

By applying a negative voltage of approximately −0.6 V, the Cu filament was dissolved or reverted to the TE through a chemical oxidation process (Cu → Cuz+ + ze–), and the device was reverted to a HRS.

The company representatives repeatedly used versions of "I'll get back to you" or reverted to vague talking points about the importance of connecting people and free expressions.

But not all cases of mild cognitive impairment lead to more dementia, and the new study found approximately 12percentt of people per year returned or reverted to normal.

Murderees now include those who would "medal" or "revert".

Proof, then, that environmental drama can be engaging and interesting, without dumbing down or reverting to didacticism.

If they escaped into the wild, they would die or revert to using a natural amino acid.

At the very least, don't count on the market normalizing, or "reverting to the mean," with much speed.

The question, Mr. Liro says, is whether or not the manufacturing number will stay in that range, continue to shrink or revert back to its higher levels.