Sentence examples for should backtrack from inspiring English sources

At this point, we should backtrack a little and talk about the primaries, which award delegates to each candidate depending on the results.

These three Times employees should quickly backtrack on their claim that they did nothing wrong and recognize the serious lapses that have occurred in this reporting.

If we have time – and without hundreds of miles to drive tomorrow, we should – we'll backtrack along the route and check out the Turquoise Trail and Cerrillos.

And Ed insists that there should be no backtracking on promises made to women in the developing world.

Eurosceptics reacted with horror, saying there should be no backtracking and that voters would be appalled if money still went to Brussels to pay for a Brexit lite.

She should not adopt a backtracking supposition of her act.

Later, however, Mr. Fidler backtracked, saying he should have used the word "links" rather than "ties".

One of our local guides discovered that I was mixed race and told me that they didn't believe different ethnicities should procreate, which was quickly backtracked on with a mumble that I must be very resistant to viral diseases.

Although the optimalization of such experiments is more laborious compared to reactions using dilution into water (there is higher possibility of non-specific amplifications from the volunteer DNA) we believe this approach better reflects the real situation, offers more reliable results and should be used in all backtracking studies.

Nigel Farage has appeared to backtrack after insisting Ukip should reject all of the £3.2 million of taxpayer money it is entitled to after winning 4 million votes at the election.

Although most metaheuristics use a non-deterministic approach to making choices, the choice must be assessed for validity and a fitness function is used to evaluate whether the search should continue from that point or backtrack.