Sentence examples for we could revert from inspiring English sources
"We could revert back to when we had employees, but no site," Mr. Drummond said.
We could revert to the standard model, hoping that another round of debt issuance in the public and private sectors will juice the economy.
A new name for the college might well be appropriate — especially since we could revert to one of several former names — but the best defense against taking such drastic action is to be vigilantly honest about Lee's blemished legacy.
Gail: Actually, I just brought up the subject in hopes that we could revert to one of our historical discussions, in which I could point out the terrible things the other side said about Grover Cleveland.
"There's been some tendency to say, 'It's the world that's wrong, not us, and if only we could revert to the good old days things would be better.' It's very much harder for an outsider to come in and make progress, especially when a great fraction of my time has been spent explaining these inexplicable past errors.
"If the ship is unable to maintain sufficient speed under tow, it is possible that we could revert to the previous plan and dock in Ensenada," The company said it promised to transport the passengers back to Long Beach, and would provide a full refund to every passenger along with a complimentary trip on another cruise.
We investigated whether synNF1 replacement could revert cellular effects of NF1 haploinsuffiency in vitro.
We assumed that each mutant could revert to wild-type with the same probability.
To exclude that the mptC mutant is intrinsically impaired for growth in vivo, we analysed if higher inocula could revert the attenuated virulence phenotype to wildtype.
We also analyzed whether pvrR expression could revert the RcsB-dependent phenotypes and observed that introduction of pBBR1MCS-4-pvrR into PA14 (Figure 4A and 4B) or PA14::rcsC (Figure 9) decreased biofilm formation.
We postulated that the IDM mutants could revert to their parental characteristics, resulting in WT levels of virulence.
