Sentence examples for reverse prevailing from inspiring English sources

An induced mid season drought as is typical for rainfed rice cropping systems proved not long enough to reverse prevailing trends in population dynamics of most of the functional groups investigated.

"The programme has also been able to reverse prevailing tendencies to suspend support for education and other social services in situations of chronic crises, arrested development and deteriorating contexts.

The present move to separate the interdependent aspects of the art and science of photography reverses prevailing worldwide practice, and takes the study of photo history in Britain back several decades.

The phenomenon of hypocortisolism has received growing attention in the field of stress research, inasmuch as it challenges or virtually reverses prevailing concepts on the neuroendocrinology of stress [ 19].

As the most plesiomorphic and oldest unequivocal australidelphian, Djarthia may approximate the ancestral morphotype of the Australian marsupial radiation and suggests that the South American microbiotheres may be the result of back-dispersal from eastern Gondwana, which is the reverse of prevailing hypotheses.

The society, founded in England on the ideas espoused in Mr. Schumacher's book "Small Is Beautiful," published in 1973 by Harper & Row, is dedicated to reversing the prevailing concept that large organizations are more efficient and produce a better product than small ones.

Its best bet is to be small and think big — the exact reverse of the prevailing Lincoln Center philosophy.

Its best bet is to be small and think big the exact reverse of the prevailing Lincoln Center philosophy.

Guilt has its place, but ego does not — values that are the reverse of the prevailing ethos in this narcissistic age.

The cultural situation in Late Classic Mesoamerica is the reverse of that prevailing in the Early Classic: Central Mexico now played only a minor role, while the lowland Maya reached their intellectual and artistic heights.

Accordingly, the feeling leads to self-blaming for making the wrong decision and a desire to reverse the prevailing situation (Zeelenberg & Pieters, 2007).