Sentence examples for unravel progress from inspiring English sources
A northeaster threatened to unravel progress made since Hurricane Sandy ravaged the New York area, delivering a second angry serving of howling wind and high water on Wednesday in places where misery and frustration had yet to recede.
India accuses Pakistan of arming and training the insurgents, a charge Islamabad denies, and the attack is being viewed as a possible attempt to unravel recent progress in the relationship between the two nations.
To reverse affirmative action in higher education now, as the Fisher case threatens to do, is to pull a thread that could unravel the progress that has allowed so many sectors of our society to become more genuinely inclusive and reflective of a diverse nation.
The court's move threatens to not only derail the president's initiative to curb greenhouse-gas emissions at U.S. coal-fired power plants but also unravel the progress that the United States and 195 other nations made on climate change in Paris in December.
More people are going to be struggling to get coverage, and we're potentially going to unravel the progress that we've made.
The businessman's campaign, staked on a hard-line approach and incendiary rhetoric about illegal immigration, threatened to unravel the progress they've made to repair a schism created by a 1994 ballot measure that sought to deny taxpayer-funded services to those in the country illegally.
Eventually, this would help to unravel if progress of renal failure can be monitored from the protein content of the PDE.
Every militant act that results in civilian casualties unravels progress made to reduce the support of extremists.
The coup unravelled that progress; Raba'a may have ended it.
This type of damaging and misogynistic rhetoric threatens to unravel years of progress in the body positive movement.
A promise to rise up to a Republican Congress that is sure to try its best to unravel all the progress we've made over the last eight -- and perhaps fifty -- years.
