Sentence examples for reverted to previous from inspiring English sources

Though Henman reached the semifinals of the French Open and United States Open for the first time last year, he reverted to previous Grand Slam form in Australia, losing in three suspense-free sets to Davydenko.

Fresh off one of their most inspired victories of the season, and hoping to win two in a row for the first time in nearly a month, the Knicks instead reverted to previous form with a 105-95 loss Friday night to the Charlotte Bobcats.

But that will not be enough to reduce global inventories, given that the drop in demand from the rich world is greater than China's total imports.Ed Morse, of LCM Commodities, a broking firm, points out that after previous price shocks, growth in demand has not usually reverted to previous rates, thanks to efficiency measures taken when prices were high.

Additionally, certain segments of the film that had already been finished were reverted to previous stages of completion.

A boom in 1976 or 1977 would allow most consumers to revert to previous patterns of behavior and consumption.

After last winter's fiasco, the E.P.A. allowed the state and the company to revert to previous testing methods until June 30, when the new testing would resume.

"The problem is, what happens when the kid leaves the camp?" Grave theorized that, "When you leave you would expect them to revert to previous behavior.

"With immediate effect HMCTS will revert to the previous arrangements for all bookings due within 24 hours at the magistrates' courts … we will revert to previous arrangements for urgent bookings required for bail applications, deports and fast track applications in the first tier tribunal immigration and asylum and urgent bookings in the asylum support tribunal".

Any number of things—unsustainable production rates, soaring demand, robust exports or new drilling and fracking regulations, for example could force natural gas prices to revert to previous levels.

Representative Don Hastings, R-Wash., believes the provision will be held up in court challenges for years until the Supreme Court rules; at which point, Duthu believes the Supreme Court will likely overturn the provision, reverting to previous rulings on the issue of tribal authority.

An overarching explanation was that staff appeared to revert to previous demarcations and behaviours.