Sentence examples for reversing later from inspiring English sources

Here the 2 modalities show a different profile of differentiation, both early in lag 1, and then reversing later in lag 6.

In Scandal, any decision made may be reversed later if the story demands it.

He says it would be better to ease sharply now, even if some cuts have to be reversed later.

The city also claimed that officers would grow confused as to the prevailing legal standards if Judge Scheindlin's decision was imposed, only to be reversed later.

She is the perfect unreliable narrator: "I'm sure my life was well within its usual frame", she sings at one point, and we fear the reverse; later she claims, "at the time I never noticed I was blue".

Bankers have argued that the current market prices are far below what the securities should be worth, and say that they should not be forced to take write-downs that are sure to be reversed later.

The research also found that between the ages of five and 10, boys were twice as likely to have a mental disorder as girls - a pattern that seems to reverse later in life.

"In this case, Emanuel would suffer great harm in the event that his name was left off the ballot and the State Supreme Court reverses" later in the process, said Richard L. Hasen, a visiting professor of law at the University of California, Irvine.

The economy is weakening and expectations that this will reverse later in the year seems to be based as much on wishful thinking as economic evidence.

The most significant difference found was in the NAD/NADH ratio; this was generally lower for TS3 than for FBR5 earlier in the fermentation, while this pattern was reversed later in the fermentation.

There was an interaction between time of examination and MF (P < 0.05) for locomotion scores; although in early lactation cows milked OAD had higher overall locomotion scores than TAD cows, this was reversed later in lactation.