The problem is not people who think wrong thoughts, since we all think what will, retrospectively, turn out to be wrong thoughts about something or other.
Retrospectively, Apple Maps turned out to be a smart move now that Apple is working on a car project.
"When we looked retrospectively, it turned out there was a big spike in the amount of testing and the positivity rate that actually would have notified us of the outbreak before the reported cases," says Robert Rolfs, director of the Division of Disease Control and Prevention at the Utah Department of Health.
The banks had been complaining to the high court that it was unfair for these rules to be introduced retrospectively but their arguments were turned down in April.
After the year-end, an earner is awarded a bonus which turns them, retrospectively, into a higher rate taxpayer.
Through this procedure, we can pinpoint retrospectively the 3 key turning points for the spread of disease during the 2-phase outbreak in Toronto area.
Now that the Lords may have turned some supposedly fixed charges into floating ones in a number of these liquidations, the government should gain.The ruling will apply retrospectively and may lead to similar challenges to fixed charges.
Especially irritating is his habit of leapfrogging over present-tense events only to turn around and recount them retrospectively, jamming discontinuous scenes together in successive paragraphs.
Over the course of the book, her anxieties and idiosyncrasies keep her from real growth or change; she's too afraid that things "won't turn out right," which Russo interprets, retrospectively, as her fear of poverty.
Given the chaotic nature of the bidding process and the lack of rigour with which it was governed, that may well turn out to be true – despite the ongoing efforts of Michael Garcia, a former US attorney for the southern district of New York, to retrospectively investigate.
