Sentence examples for systematically reversed from inspiring English sources

Those policies were then systematically reversed, income inequality began to explode and productivity growth slowed.

This study showed how the wool fibre can be systematically reverse engineered into its constituent components, with minimal to no chemical or physical change to the desired component.

So the court is systematically reversing older "settled" cases that affect corporations, workers rights, and other elements of conservative ideology like voting rights and womens' rights.

Now, as the Supreme Court once again veers toward Plessy -- systematically reversing every substantive gain in the wake of Brown; overturning voting rights in the face of renewed wrongs -- what course will America choose this third time around?

Although we were able to systematically reverse the normal category selectivity in FFA by manipulating lower-level parameters, relatively atypical parameters were used for those nonoptimal faces.

Within weeks I had systematically and purposefully reversed ageing".

The rules of realism in Valente's universe are not simply bent or ignored, but systematically and gleefully reversed.

Overall, the present study shows that FD has prolonged deleterious effects on several mood aspects that are not systematically and/or rapidly reversed by ad libitum fluid intake.

Researchers say that it will take a broad set of policies applied systematically to effectively reverse the trend, a conclusion underscored by an Institute of Medicine report released in May.

WASHINGTON — Under the Obama administration, the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division has reversed a pattern of systematically hiring conservative lawyers with little experience in civil rights, the practice that caused a scandal over politicization during the Bush administration.

In contrast, the frequency of beating in the burst was stable and systematically affected by epinephrine (+15 20 %) and carbachol (reversed epinephrine effect and induced partial stop; Supplemental Fig. 3).