Sentence examples for risk reverting from inspiring English sources

By Masha Gessen November 27, 2017 Amid the current wave of stories about the sexual misbehavior of men in power, like the former Oklahoma state senator Ralph Shortey, we risk reverting to a more sexually restrictive era.

Without innovative solutions to new problems, we risk reverting to 2008 decision-making.

Unless the debt crisis was resolved and growth recovered, said Christine Lagarde, the IMF's head, Europe and the world risked reverting to the 1930s.

Turning to how DfID operates, Lewis said that it risked reverting to being simply an "aid dispenser", and bemoaned the lack of a cross-government approach to development policy.

Being a live vaccine, A172 poses the risk of reverting to the virulent phenotype.

The Bureau of Ordnance was in favor of waiting for test results, rather than risking reverting to two-gun 14-inch turrets or moving up to two-gun 16-inch turrets.

Future relapse studies among cured patients should be conducted to understand if their risk factors revert back to those similar to the general population.

Finally, now that the risks have reverted back to the taxpayer, it is time to look at conventional government funding and restore public accountability.

This brings with it a risk we will revert to institutional services and undo years of good work.

Due to the inherent risk of attenuated pathogen vaccines reverting to virulence, live attenuated vaccines against pathogens such as Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Virus are not recommended for use in seronegative herds and are therefore a reactive vaccine instead of a proactive vaccine [ 49- 51].

This showed that DLI had a supreme successful effect, reverting nearly all T2DM risk factors and complications to the healthy level.