Sentence examples for reverted to one from inspiring English sources

Instead, society has reverted to one of its instincts: capsizing an opportunity to establish for many a sense of providence and prosperity.

Immediately after the Giants were routed, 38-0, by the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, the worst defeat of Coughlin's 10-year tenure, he reverted to one of his annual preseason themes by emphasizing the need for team unity.

No, the story does not offer useful guidelines on how one can revert to one's youth, as the title suggests, but creates a set and setting in which time magically moves at a fraction of the normal rate.

When the bidding ended and the dummy appeared, Berke would have been happy to revert to one spade.

Importantly, the resulting Leu codon would require two nucleotide changes to revert to one of the six odons encoding a Ser residue.

This finding is in line with our previous report on glucose homeostasis in these mice, where a compromising effect of ZnT8 deficiency disappeared with age [ 15], and suggests that, with ageing, a deleterious effect of ZnT8 deficiency may revert to one of protection.

Gus Carlson, a spokesman for Barnesandnoble.com, declined to say if the company would take advantage of the ruling and revert to one-click ordering.

Like many on the aristocratic wing of the Tory party, he was never a full-blooded Thatcherite, and long ago reverted to classic One Nation Conservatism.

That said, I didn't want to ruin my night, so I reverted to the one step that was working for and modified Wikihow's guide to better suit my needs.

Maguire, appearing in his first world semi-final, was first into his stride as the competition reverted to the one-table format at the Crucible Theatre.

Of the 154 nursing students available for re-testing, one student who initially scored positive reverted to negative, and one student initially negative converted to positive.