Sentence examples for revert again from inspiring English sources

It then was ruled by various Neapolitan and Venetian families until it fell to the Turks (1479 99), only to revert again to Venetian rule.

The experts concluded that, if the community were to be healthy, if it were not to revert again to a blighted or slum area, as though possessed of a congenital disease, the area must be planned as a whole.

Moreover, should global demand for biofuels exceed demand by 2040, engines reliant on biogas or bioliquids and residential and commercial users of biogas might need to revert again to more plentiful natural gas, gasoline, or diesel.

Then I wondered if some day humans could live like the "immortal jellyfish," which reverts back to its polyp state, matures and reverts again, ad infinitum.

The house anticipates the home and will very likely survive it, reverting again simply to house when home (that is, life) departs.

"The fact that gay people can get married now is something that I think most people would never have believed … But you've always got to be wary of things reverting again.

Attack a4 was the largest, and it disrupted the system for about two hours, which was then put offline for 8 more hours before being reverted again to a safe state (rollback 2).

By 1962 the new developers were in financial trouble, and the property reverted again to Garcia in 1963.

How many cruise missile attacks against Syrian command and control centers will convince Assad that reverting again to his chemical stockpile is a non-starter?

They began performing near the crossing point, showing a temporary excursion to greater allocation to A (%A), and then reverted again to performing near the crossing point (Figure 2A).

Post-Monica, it might revert once again.