Sentence examples for possibly revert to from inspiring English sources

Thus it is possible to trace changes and possibly revert to a previous state if needed, but more importantly to comprehend the annotation history of every gene and annotation version.

That view, based more on faith than example, has taken a battering of late with Uganda veering towards autocracy and Ethiopia possibly reverting to the bloody excesses of its Marxist past.

After increasing its pay offer from 3.5%to4.5%5%, the city asked the employees to accept the new offer by July 16, or the proposal could possibly revert back to 3.5%, Assistant City Manager Bob Burns said.

With July's nuclear agreement, the meticulously crafted global sanctions are due to be dismantled, possibly leaving the US to revert to its previous attempts to unilaterally sanction Iran.

Two races can be viewed as harbingers of what may happen in November 2010 election -- and possibly whether the New York State Senate will revert to Republican control, or whether the bare Democratic majority will increase.

Maybe we should revert to sedans.

This raises the question as to whether the students revert to more strategic and possibly more surface approaches to accommodate the knowledge that is necessary in the program through this process.

Understanding the underlying disease mechanisms across the spatio-temporal scales of neurodegeneration provides new opportunities to modulate, slow down, and possibly revert molecular dysfunction, axonal death, tissue atrophy, and loss of brain function.

"Otherwise, everything would revert to his heirs".

It will revert to 57 percent next month.

I had to revert to traditional methods.