In the administration's waning days, the division published a set of guidelines that bent so far backward to shield monopolies that it elicited a public rebuke from three of the four commissioners on the Federal Trade Commission.
Deadline pressure, the competition for scoops, the effort at impartiality that can sometimes make you lean over so far backward that you lose your balance altogether -- these are inescapably part of the journalism business.
Indeed, the pendulum swung so far backward that financial markets were left dangerously unregulated prior to the financial crisis.
Shot from below, the suited man in the image has flung his neck so far backward that he appears headless.
The whole time, he's been fading so far backward that his body has formed a sixty degree angle with the floor, giving his fade-away jump shot the effect of a dining room chair slowly falling backward.
"When I say 'beat it,' " he shouts, "beat it, good!" Thomas is bent over so far backward that she's playing the fife with one hand, the other placed on the ground.
We now understand that, far from being "defective" or "backward," these children are merely different, boasting their own strengths and talents.
But there was the possibility that things would move only so far backward because the violence was taking place in the context of a serious, if deadlocked, relationship of peacemaking.
The post-tympanic hook is a flat process that extends caudally from the squamosal bone, but it is uncertain how far backward this hook extended because its most caudal tip is missing.
"You can bend over as far backward as you'd like to create a system to police that.
