"It's definitely still possible to reverse the epidemic," said Frieden.
It was possible to reverse his policies, but the deterioration of the dynasty had become irreversible.
They note that even when frailty has already developed, or is well on the way, it may be possible to reverse it.
The Bush Administration, probably as a result of its own experience, is now trying to craft rules that are as difficult as possible to reverse.
Soon they went to an IVF clinic, where they were told that her chances of becoming pregnant were good and that it was possible to reverse Paul's vasectomy.
By embracing transparency and a culture of openness, it will be possible to reverse the negative connotations that are associated with whistleblowing.
In which case, we should learn from research by O2, which suggests it is possible to reverse those statistics if you give start-up businesses proper support.
Booker said he would do everything possible to reverse the arbitrator's ruling, but he hoped Vanderbeek would respond by returning to negotiate instead.
After decades of official lies — about genetics, the environment, the health of the population, even about which way the rivers ought to run, and whether it was possible to reverse their course — the Kremlin had little choice.
(Actually, is it possible to reverse evolution, you ask. What am I, Richard Dawkins?) Particularly if you want to get them to do something that involves the sacrifice of things such as life and blood.
While the latest data suggest the obesity epidemic may have been contained, researchers say the real question is whether it is possible to reverse the obesity trend among American schoolchildren.
