EE completely reversed this effect.
Scheffer said Trump appeared from his campaign to be a man "who does not like alliances", adding that he should act fast to reverse that impression.
To reverse the impression about its jobs, Wal-Mart is broadcasting three ads nationwide that portray it as a great place to work.
They are asking from the United States, first, an unequiv ocal acknowledgment that the cease‐fire arrangements have been violated to reverse the impression of earlier American statements that the evidence was inconclusive.
In an attempt to reverse the impression the country is being pushed towards unreasonable austerity, he will claim the measures announced this month will mean nine out of 10 working households (around 14m households) will be better off by, on average, almost £300 a year.
Labour's lead, which had been negligible (and sometimes non-existent) at the end of 2011, was a solid ten points by the summer of 2012, in YouGov's tracker.This year's budget, though much less dramatic than the 2012 vintage, helps to reverse that impression.
They are often perceived as mechanical, cold and threatening in our culture and it's difficult to reverse that impression.
Here related maquettes and two of larger figures reverse that impression.
Obama's UN General Assembly speech has done nothing to reverse the impression that Netanyahu is the alpha dog in the relationship with President Obama -- and this is truly tragic and geostrategically consequential.
The Secularists and Modernists returned to Tahrir Square not as a pre-planned decision to confront the Islamists or to reverse the impression of de facto submission and backing down on their enthusiasm for revolution and change.
