Sentence examples for reversing from inspiring English sources

The announcement also has united Sweet Briar graduates from around the world in hopes of reversing the decision and the local county attorney has attempted to blunt the closure through the courts.

But he warned: "By further delaying immunisation we risk reversing our gains".

It has been a slow slide and there's no sign of it reversing," she said.

By declaring that a referendum was the route to independence, the SNP had taken its first significant step towards reversing its long-marginal electoral fortunes.

The Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Gareth Bale was not considered because of a back problem, but the West Ham United defender Danny Gabbidon is back in the squad after reversing his decision to retire from international football.

When he arrived in March 2002, Herrington despaired to see that military and civilian interrogators had no idea who their new charges were, reversing the desired dynamic of the "omniscient" interrogator.

The conference also voted heavily (mainly thanks to the news members, I suspect) in favour of introducing all women shortlists and "balanced" regional lists, reversing decades-long opposition to positive action.

The 23-year-old admits reversing the momentum of a troubled tour will not be straightforward, but believes adopting an Australian-styled "no worries" approach can net long-awaited success.

Inflation dropped like a stone, hitting zero in March and finally reversing the extended decline in living standards that had been the hallmark of the UK's recovery from recession.

As both sides have argued over punishing reforms – the condition of further financial assistance – the Greek economy has nosedived, reversing much of the progress it made last year when it showed the first signs of emerging out of recession.

During her presidential campaign she was criticised for largely ignoring women's issues and for publicly reversing her position on the legal right to an abortion in a bid to secure support from the religious right.