Sentence examples similar to simply unwound from inspiring English sources
Instead, they cite demographers who say that a "low-fertility trap" mindset takes hold once fertility rates of 1.5 are sustained for a generation; childbearing is no longer about obligations to family, community, and God, but about personal fulfilment (p. 80), and that mindset simply can't be unwound with more childcare or child benefits.
They can be unwound by simply netting them out, declaring them null and void.
"We don't want to see the law unwound or diminished, but that's already beginning".
His company was forced into receivership three years ago, but the mess is still being unwound.
But he escaped unwounded.
But as I gazed at the shoreline I slowly unwound.
"Once contigency plans have been implemented, they are unlikely to be unwound: the additional costs of moving business and jobs back to the UK would simply be too high," the lobby group said.
That may prove to be so but it is too early to be sure, simply because the imbalances created by the bubble, such as low saving and record borrowing, have yet to be unwound.
The Ducks had just lost three straight — including unsightly defeats at USC and UCLA — and were coming unwound.
