Sentence examples for would go backwards from inspiring English sources

There's a long way to go but, without Ofsted being there, I've no doubt standards will fall and we would go backwards, not forwards".

This meant that all too often the receiver of the forward pass was unable to face forward themselves and Australia's second pass would go backwards or sideways, allowing China time to recover and drop back even further.

But the car has not been as strong in races because the team have struggled with tyre usage and Schumacher admitted there was a chance he and Rosberg would go backwards in the grand prix on Sunday.

I mean, we would go backwards on Title 9, Title 7, Violence Against Women -- you name it!

"Why would we take that away, why would we go backwards?" she asked.

I thought for sure that we would not go backwards as a country, that we were progressing, that we would continue to believe in hope, and inclusion.

"I know people are always for change and not for going backwards, would Walter go backwards?

But I'd rather go backwards and make the more Ozu-like films I was making at Kanoon [the Institute for the Cognitive Development of Children and Young Adults, where Mr. Kiarostami ran the film department in the late '60s and early '70s] at the beginning of my career.

"We're facing some very difficult spending decisions," he said, "we've got to ask ourselves, if we lost all the technology we have now would we actually go backwards?" He insisted that he was no Luddite - "it's the uncritical purchase of gadgets that worries me," he said.

And the dinners are better now [that they're cooked onsite], so why would we want to go backwards?" Turning a classroom into a new kitchen won't work.

I would never want to go backwards towards more discrimination, violence, hatred.