Sentence examples for something of a reversion from inspiring English sources
But the government's 1990s designs to nurture the city into a global information-technology powerhouse appear to have stalled, resulting in something of a reversion to a manufacturing and tourism economy.
Twitter has changed its policies around how blocking behaves several times now, and this appears to be something of a reversion to an older policy.
He thus shares with Fichte and Schelling the hostility against any attempts to privilege idealism over and against realism (or something else) or the other way round, but avoids the suspicion of a reversion to ontological idealism in a monistic guise better than either of his predecessors.
The Albuquerque Journal poll had a good track record, but it had been something of an outlier before, when it gave Mr. Obama a 5 percentage point lead in New Mexico in September, so his improvement there may simply reflect reversion to the mean.
In present usage there are two general methods of creating a reversion.
With a home reversion scheme, instead of borrowing against your home, you sell a proportion of it to a reversion company which, when you die and the property is sold, gets that proportion of the sale proceeds.
The other type of scheme - a reversion plan - involves the owner selling a slice of the home.
And here is the final difficulty in these forecasts, no one knows if 2010 will be a continuation of 2008 or a reversion to previous elections.
Notably, the mutation K103N had a high rate of reversion at both timepoints, with a reversion rate of 62% over the duration of the STI.
It's hard to believe that this time he couldn't have settled upon something a bit more ambitious than a reversion to the method he tested to destruction a decade ago with Ali G Indahouse.
