Sentence examples for term reversal from inspiring English sources

If it does, that could signal a longer term reversal in the company's fortunes than any one game could ever provide.

"Saudi Arabia is struggling to stem a long term reversal in production, and any offer to boost output raised the prospect of a steeper drop from 2009, when the decline in global supplies is expected to accelerate.

As a result, seasonal and longer term reversal of the initial cation exchange processes was observed adding to the general long-term reduction in total hardness of the recharged Rhine water.

The condition implies a near term reversal is imminent.

Regardless, the present data provide the first evidence of the potency and efficacy of astressin-B injected peripherally to induce a long term reversal or prevention of alopecia in CRF-OE mice.

19 In spite of these differences, it is common to see the term reversal design when the term withdrawal design should actually be used.

Patients who obtain long-term reverse remodeling are characterized by short-term reversal of the classical strain pattern.

"But to achieve a long-term reversal is going to require a comprehensive and coordinated effort to make sure we're reaching all kids across the U.S".

But if there is a longer-term reversal of progress, and if it poisons the international mood that currently favors action, that's where you start to worry.

But a longer-term reversal of his party's grim fortunes on June 10th Populus became the second polling firm in recent weeks to show a Tory lead of 20 percentage points or more will require rather more.

But a longer-term reversal of his party's grim fortunes on Tuesday Populus became the second polling firm in recent weeks to show a Tory lead of 20 percentage points or more will require rather more.