Sentence examples for revert into from inspiring English sources

With Baker in the frame, any parking lot can revert into a paradise.

So, depending on the environmental condition, cells can change their behaviors – sometimes even revert into other cells.

In another variant on this theory, the Saudi rejection could imply that the kingdom intends not to revert into shyness, but to adopt a more aggressive regional role.

This perspective raises the possibility of developing a tissue engineering approach to cancer therapy in which biologically inspired materials that mimic the embryonic microenvironment are used to induce cancers to revert into normal tissues.

Anybody who's been to Ariel or Maale Adumim knows these "settlements" are real cities, just as everyone knows that a skyscraper in Tel Aviv will not revert into a Palestinian's olive grove.

Prince Turki al-Faisal, a long-time former head of Saudi intelligence, explained recently in Washington that the Saudis feel "a high level of disappointment in the US government's dealings," noting pointedly that "we never act impulsively".Some suspect that the Saudis, by rejecting the UN council seat, intend not to revert into shyness, but to adopt a more aggressive regional role.

One of the engineers at GlobalTech's Indian office explained that when meetings reverted into German his ability to contribute was cut off.

During one conversation, Norbert reverted into the role of big brother again, bragging about his physical prowess and letting Reed know who is really in charge.

By now, most of his energy is devoted to looking after about a half-dozen established plots, keeping his work there from reverting into hives of overgrowth and litter.

It said: On the one hand, UK GDP could be 2.2% lower in 2030 if Britain leaves the EU and fails to strike a deal with the EU or reverts into protectionism.

A week later, cells that had survived the treatment had reverted into a pluripotent state.