Sentence examples for very reverse from inspiring English sources

"It is hard to see how the regulator can satisfy both objectives at once," says Stephen Yeo, a partner at Watson Wyatt.Third and most important, the decision seems likely to intensify moral hazard the very reverse of what the regulator is seeking to achieve.

He said of the Boss, "He is the very reverse of Captain Scott".

And possibly its enduring appeal may rest on its physical solidity and permanence, the very reverse of rootlessness.

Forthcoming spin-off events include Friday night DJ-led dance events in the name of suburbia – surely the very reverse of the idea of the 'burbs as drab and boring.

True, he did himself the very reverse of a few favours when he came out and declared that his knee in Alexis Sanchez's spine was an act of self-defence.

It isn't science fiction – indeed its procedures are the very reverse of generic, for there is no analogy at work in the text, which instead labours to produce its iterative naturalism as a kind of sub-set or derivation of our own.

Let me therefore say very clearly: reverse chronological order is the norm; it is reasonable; it is absolutely de rigueur.

This error of logic is known as a reverse inference in science and very often reverse inferences are shown to be entirely flawed.

And Squidoo is still young and may very well reverse its current stagnation.

Responses could be marked along 7-point differential scales (anchored from "not at all" to 7 "very") and reverse scored where appropriate (Hollands, Prestwich, & Marteau, 2011).

Kenya's president, Daniel Arap Moi, only very recently reversed his opposition to condom use.