Sentence examples for set to reverse from inspiring English sources

The camera had been set to reverse.

The gentrification of whole postal areas, and the pricing out of all but the most fortunate, looks set to reverse.

It also afforded him the opportunity, by the example he set, to reverse stereotypes and change minds.

In order to turn the unit after a collision, one of the wheels is set to reverse while the other wheels remains moving forwards.

The government's austerity drive is set to reverse the strides made in reducing child poverty in the UK, research published by Unicef on Tuesday suggests.

The new Republican chairmen overseeing environmental matters in the Senate are vigorous advocates of business interests and are set to reverse the priorities of the current chairmen.

But Mr. Obama is set to effectively reverse position from that statement and now says he believes that such actions can be "legally unassailable," as a senior White House official put it last week.

Applying my skill set to help reverse the negative stigma created by a campaign of fear that spanned generations was an honor and a challenge.

Adding to the pressure, the Fed is set to begin reversing some of the policies it has been using to prop up the economy.

However, this position was based on an over-valued sterling and debt-fuelled growth; it is set to be reversed". If the forecasts come true, it will not be the first time Italy has overtaken Britain in the world economic rankings.

That faced legal challenges and is now set to be reversed.