Sentence examples for reversed well from inspiring English sources
"The Consumers Health Forum believes the $57bn planned funding reduction does need to be reversed," Well said.
And researchers working with rats say they have found indications that the physiological effects of stress can be reversed well into adolescence, or even adulthood.
The readings reversed well, indicating that the film was uniform, with the worst correlation on the 10-nm Si sample.
Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass contains a famous passage describing Alice's attempts to run alongside the Red Queen in a topsy-turvy nonsense world, where cause and effect are reversed: "Well, in our country," said Alice, still panting a little, "you'd generally get to somewhere else - if you run very fast for a long time, as we've been doing".
The ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission radically reverses well-established law and erodes a wall that has stood for a century between corporations and electoral politics.
It would be both spineless and dangerous to reverse well-founded policies because of criminal activity.CLIVE BATESAction on Smoking and HealthLondonE-market failureSIR You overlook a valuable point on Internet broking and trading ("The real virtual business", May 8th).
By reversing well-established election law, their judicial activism has set the stage to possibly erode the very fabric of our country.
The ability to reverse well-established chronic pain with lifestyle changes has important therapeutic implications.
He also used interesting techniques, such as the sabatier effect, where the image is partly reversed, as well as surrealism.
But the volume of new contracts being signed has recovered fully, suggesting that the decline in actual investments will soon be reversed as well.
That move irritated members of the United Automobile Workers union, who argued that the sacrifices they made as Ford's finances deteriorated should be reversed as well.
