Sentence examples for reversing the impact from inspiring English sources

Reversing the impact of decades of conditioning and policy isn't easy.

Mr. Obama also said that he would seek bipartisan support for legislation reversing the impact of the court's decision, but participants were skeptical that he could prevail.

By the end of the hour, he had succeeded in marginalising Tusk and reversing the impact of the billionaire's power play of pulling the plug and leaving America in the dark with – please God no – no air conditioning in a heatwave (isn't that contrary to a the 23rd amendment or something?).

Less focus has been given to the impact on communities who follow these advisories, and the feasibility of ever reversing the impact of these advisories even after site cleanup.

Keeping families connected with their incarcerated loved ones is key to reversing the impact of mass incarceration on our communities".

However, the evidence presented here and by others justifies concern about a potential human health hazard from undetected atypical forms of BSE, and despite the waning epizoonosis of classical BSE, it would be premature to abandon the precautionary measures that have been so successful in reversing the impact of cBSE.

These results have implications in terms of the selection of targets for agri-environmental measures aiming at reversing the impacts of agricultural intensification on biodiversity.

The courts have ruled that Yonkers and the state are both responsible for paying for programs to reverse the impact of segregation.

This will particularly start to reverse the impact your report cited of "the handsome Victorian townhouse hotels in the Cliftonville area [which] were carved into bedsits".

Parks Australia has been trying lots of different methods from aerial to hand-baiting to reverse the impact of yellow crazy ants on red crabs.

As noble as the federal effort to rescue the poor in the "mean states" may be, it is not enough to reverse the impact of regressive taxation.