Sentence examples for roll back everything from inspiring English sources

Now Republicans are all-in with Trump's even more explicit climate denialism and a full-scale effort to roll back everything Obama did to combat global warming, including Trump pulling us out of a painstakingly negotiated international deal in a manner that is enraging our allies.

It looked like we had been DDOS'ed and it took about an hour to roll back everything and get back on-line.

She criticized lawmakers for playing "politics with our kids' health" and suggested they were trying to "roll back everything we have worked for".

"Untitled (Your body is a battleground), 1989 … was conceived as a pro-choice poster and widely used in a campaign against an effort (by the Bush administration) to roll back Roe vs. Wade And everything, from the schematic composition to the imperious, inscrutable expression to the dated image, conspires to short-circuit any simple identification we might feel with this woman".— Nancy Princenthal.

"They're doing everything to roll back the progress working people have made in the state in the last decade".

"He and the administration that he's put in place will do everything to roll back and unwind any progress that we've been able to achieve as a community," Sarah Kate Ellis, the CEO of the media monitoring group GLAAD, recently told the Daily Beast, describing Trump's failure to acknowledge Pride Month as a negative signal.

Are the Europeans willing and ready to engage in such a war to roll back the onslaught by upholding everything European civilization stands for even if that means a long war and human sufferings of a kind Europe have not witnessed before?

While backing up is crucial, a primitive backup doesn't always let you roll back to the exact point where everything was fine.

Instead, Brooks offers up Santorum-esque clichés implying that if we could only roll back gender roles to the 1950s, everything would be peachy.

Trump has done nearly everything in his power to roll back Obama's policies, but none are as tempting a target as the one named after him: Obamacare.

Operating in film, TV, music, it rejected everything Thatcherism held dear in its drive to roll back the progression of the postwar years.