Sentence examples for undo all progress from inspiring English sources
Pushing them harder may result in a meltdown, and if you ignore very obvious distress, you may undo all progress.
Anything other than a Labour win will undo all the progress and reforms achieved by the last Labour government".
This random act of violence should not undo all the progress Black Lives Matter has done for the national discourse on this issue.
CHARLES ICKOWICZ Teaneck, N.J., June 17 , 2012To the Editor: "Pinched and Griping in Iran" tells us that the sanctions against Iran are indeed working, and that a military strike against Iranian nuclear sites may well undo all the progress that has been made.
"If they don't then the people who are hellbent on rescinding regulations and just allowing the market to function without any guardrails are likely to undo all the progress that the United States has made over the past 70 years," said Richard Eidlin, vice-president of policy and campaigns for the lobbying group American Sustainable Business Council.
As cigarette use continues its historical drop among teens and e-cigarette use has begun climbing, one question looms large for public health officials: will the popularity of e-cigarettes undo all the progress made in reducing teen smoking rates?
It would undo all the progress of financial partnership, which the Guild and the DGA (directors) and SAG (actors) have won over the years as new markets and technologies to exploit new markets have been discovered.
But the goal has to be to prevent the Republicans from getting back into the White House and undoing all the progress that has been made under President Obama".
And the principle of changing governments by street protest and military putsch has been re-established, undoing all the progress of the past decade, which had seen Thailand slowly emerge from the shadow of the barracks and the royal palace.
The new farm bill entrenches this support and undoes all the other progress made in 1996.
Ebola threatens to undo all that progress.
