Sentence examples for reversal once from inspiring English sources

The country singer Lee Brice, in a droll poetic reversal, once compared Panama City's sunsets to the airbrushed T-shirts for sale there.

The aim of the study was twofold: (i) assess whether elevated concentrations of both transformation products (up to 1000 ng/l) were due to fast flow breakthough events of short duration or the signs of a contamination of the entire aquifer and (ii) estimate the time to trend reversal once the parent compound was withdrawn from the market.

However, the permeabilization process does not completely disrupt cellular structure and may allow for reversal once the liver is removed from the whole-animal environment.

By using an intervention paradigm, the authors have set a higher bar for success, as it is not clear that all indices of neuropathy may be amenable to reversal once established.

In a poignant historical reversal, Anne Frank — once an ardent little fan — has outstripped everybody that she idolized.

In a major reversal of once far-reaching family planning policies, the budget for the population control plan had been completely removed (Iran Daily Brief, 3 August 2012) in an attempt to avoid an aging demographic similar to many Western countries that are struggling to keep up with state medical and social security costs.

Performance on learning sets, as on reversals, was once thought to discriminate between more intelligent and less intelligent animals.

In time-reversal acoustics, once sound waves are analyzed and their source determined, other sound waves can be generated to converge on the source.

Unfortunately, the opportunity for reversal is limited once diabetes is present.

But a merciful reversal occurs when "Once" breaks into music, which is often.

The comments marked as a sharp reversal for someone once seen as a longtime ally of the Clintons.