Sentence examples for reversing records from inspiring English sources

The name presumably heralds from the age-old practice of reversing records to hear the words of the devil.

Bandai is offering the largest baby bounty in Japan, which is struggling to reverse record-low birthrates that pose many long-term problems.

Although many other companies give congratulatory bonuses to workers who become parents, Bandai is offering the largest baby bounty in Japan, which is struggling to reverse record-low birthrates that pose many long-term problems.

How It Works To help with competitive balance, the NFL organizes the draft positions in a reverse-record manner.

In this research self-reported offences from the victim survey have been compared with the police records by means of reverse record checks.

As disappointing as this season was with our won-loss record, within it there were definitely some things that point to us being closer to reversing that record than going the other way and having another year like this year".

The line item "decisions taken but not yet announced" contains $1.6bn to be spent over the next three years – but in 2019-20 suddenly reverses and records a $1.9bn saving.

There was a record rise in the Markit/CIPS all-sector PMI to 53.2 in August, its highest since March, more than reversing the record fall to 47.4 seen in July.

This season, with the first-year coach John Harbaugh and the rookie quarterback Joe Flacco, the Ravens reversed their record and finished the regular season with nine wins in their last 11 games.

Correction: December 31 , 2003 Wednesday A sports article on Tuesday about the upheaval in National Football League coaching staffs on the day after the season's end reversed the record of the Cleveland Browns coach, Butch Davis, who fired three assistants.

François Hollande tried today to reverse his record unpopularity by embarking on old-fashioned, lingering trips to the provinces in the style of Charles de Gaulle, whose made-to-measure bed he will pointedly be sleeping in on his first trip in Dijon.