Sentence examples for regressive steps from inspiring English sources

"Failed to make progress," "regressive steps," "little improvement," "severe suppression," "steps backward" — bleak phrases like these stand out in their submissions, which have been collected online.

On inauguration day, activists in Britain are also planning to drop "Build bridges, not walls" banners from all of London's bridges – and potentially famous bridges elsewhere – to call on Trump to rethink any regressive steps on climate change.

In an open letter to a parliamentary committee, the Equality and Human Rights Commission expresses concern about potentially "regressive" steps and the possible "reversal" of the UK's global role in promoting human rights.

"It [the coalition] has also taken regressive steps, such as limiting support for biomass power, failing to set out a plan for renewable transport and taking an often negative approach to onshore wind.

"This would be a regressive step".

The world has taken one hopelessly regressive step after another.

This is a regressive step for the UK.

But I would also wonder what unexplained life event had triggered this endearingly regressive step.

"We don't understand why they are taking this regressive step".

It discredits the experiences of women who have undergone FGM and is a highly regressive step".

"It would be a regressive step to go back to selection," he said.