Sentence examples for will have reverted from inspiring English sources

If they lose to the Pacers in the decisive Game 5, they will have wasted not only the stature and the home-court advantage they earned with 52 victories as the top-seeded team in the Eastern Conference, they will have reverted to being just another disappointing Nets team that couldn't get past the first round of the playoffs.

It should be noted that no RUEs are scheduled during the backhaul subframes when the RN will have reverted to relay link operation in the half-duplex configuration.

Following on general Neoplatonic intuitions, this means that when one has attained the heights of truth and goodness, one will have reverted to one's truest life, a pure state of soul which transcends mortal life we might describe it as a kind of immortality while in the mortal body.

Presumably in the post-Apocalypse, life will have reverted back to Hobbes' depiction as nasty brutish and short, with every (gun-toting) man for himself.

By then, the fans will most likely have reverted to celebrating with wine and cheese instead of the beer and bratwurst that were popular Thursday.

When he departed, he left intact a venal and self-serving legislature, a power-hungry military and a thoroughgoing culture of corruption that, without the pressure of an overwhelming popular will, might well have reverted to their old ways.

Reports that at least 61 of the more than 500 detainees freed from Guantánamo thus far have reverted to violence will not help.Finding those "lawful" solutions for the too-dangerous-to-release lot will be even trickier.

Duncan pointed out that only books where the rights have reverted back to the author will be used.

Today we have reverted to models from prior centuries -- a class of indentured servants who will be freed when they have served their time.

Instead, they have reverted to magical thinking.

Beaches around Saginaw Bay in Michigan have reverted to marshes as shorefront reverts to wetlands.