We're going backwards, which is why I think the athletes are speaking out more, because we are going backwards on so many fronts.
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Yet today, the threat of going backwards is painfully clear.
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In fact, under our current government, we are going backwards.
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This country is going backwards and it has to stop.
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After years of promise, we're going backwards on greenhouse gases.
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It also creates the impression of a firm going backwards.
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Business has to evolve, if you don't evolve, you're going backwards.
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Yet in relative terms the country seems to be going backwards.
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The Economist: Are LGBT rights going backwards in the world today?
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The second symbol is meant to be a clock going backwards.
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I would say we're going backwards in time with the relationship.
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In parts it is incomplete and in others actively going backwards.
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Is it me, or does it feel like we're going backwards?
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Tama Sumo: I think we are going backwards in many ways.
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At least Brazil is not yet going backwards like Mexico and Argentina.
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"Losing press freedom means our democratic transition is going backwards," he said.
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" They add, "In fact, under our current government, we are going backwards.
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Going backwards is not what is best for the economy, per Cantwell.
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"It sounds like going backwards to an earlier generation of smaller plants."
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That's not where I'm coming from, and going backwards isn't remotely defensible.
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Always be wary of anyone who promises a better future by going backwards.
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Neither party has been exclusively responsible for us going backwards instead of forwards.
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"Going backwards isn't an option and standing still is not enough," she said.
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But the Big Four firms – KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte – are going backwards.
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"We're not going backwards in time to revote this election," Mr. Evers said.
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Because it'd been going backwards, especially tech people, Mark included, have been trying.
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I thought we were going backwards in treatment from partial agonist to full agonist.
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"We're going backwards on too many important issues," says one of Mr Abbott's constituents.
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It's really disheartening to see things going backwards in those two areas for us.
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Disgraceful that we seem to be going backwards in the drive for pay equality.
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The university would be "going backwards from where we are today," Mr. Smith said.
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In the intervening 10 to 11 years, it seems like we're almost going backwards.
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Going backwards is going back to when we did tremendous damage to this planet.
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The country is actually going backwards in three – fiscal policy, competition policy and labour reform.
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But I do think that this is going to be a major deterrent going backwards.
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People in every part of this country feel stuck, or even like they're going backwards.
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Their running game was completely shut down, going backwards for minus-15 yards on 20 carries.
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But going backwards is likely to do more than simply remove the gains from trade integration.
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By keeping your money in the bank you're actually going backwards on an inflation-adjusted basis.
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"In general, the public is embarrassed and disgusted that South Dakota is going backwards," she said.
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I'm not going to lie — I thought we were going backwards, like Benjamin Button or something.
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I believe an entrepreneur sometimes needs to think about the strategy of going backwards to go forwards.
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We weren't going backwards—we were capturing the stories in the moment, as they were being told.
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Right now I've got a car that beeps at me going backwards, and I can see the backwards.
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During a recent visit, the IMF's deputy director, David Lipton, warned Ukraine of the "risks of going backwards".
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Regarding regulation in Britain, the BoE has been very clear that "we are not going backwards", Woods said.
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It may feel like it's going backwards, but perhaps the pendulum is simply swinging back the other direction.
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"Now I think most of the field is predicated on going backwards to rigorous foundational research," said Horvath.
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The refrain is nominally reassuring — "You're not going backwards" — but it doesn't tell you where you're going, either.
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But domestic production has been going backwards and efforts to establish strategic reserves have fallen short of targets.
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I was pushing so many buttons at the same time and then pulling the reverse gear and going backwards.
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When we did get some first downs we made, but seemed to be going backwards a few plays later.
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Japan, however, was busy going backwards as the Markit/Nikkei PMI of 49.1 was the lowest since February 2013.
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Japan, however, was busy going backwards as the Markit/Nikkei PMI of 49.1 was the lowest since February 249.5.
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Breyer: All of the things that are normally happening in adolescence are sort of going backwards for a while.
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"Without the leadership of the United States we are seeing LGBTQ rights in many countries going backwards," said Black.
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While computers can do almost everything in music production, Stillman said musicians have started "going backwards" toward more analog devices.
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"People in every part of this country feel stuck or even like they're going backwards," he said in the video.
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Cañon City also shows how even if federal policies on crime are going backwards, the politics has not necessarily followed.
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You hope that society has improved and then something like this happens and you feel like we're going backwards again.
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My parents were born in 1931 and they don't understand that our world is actually going backwards in a sense.
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Everybody there plays for the Angels, which means everybody there is stuck, going backwards if they're going anywhere at all.
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"Pricing is actually going backwards," Bingo Chief Executive Officer Daniel Tartak said on a conference call with analysts, citing competition.
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You're probably familiar with Mercury retrograde, the period in which Mercury appears to be going "backwards" from our position on Earth.
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"I don't think going backwards helps this movement, especially going back into the '90s," he said, referring to the #MeToo movement.
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Trying to clean data going backwards is onerous, expensive and often fails to answers the questions you really want to ask.
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We still have many grievous social ills, of course, and lately it has seemed as if society is even going backwards.
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We got over our fear of looking like we're going backwards and became excited about doing new things with old thoughts.
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The report argues that the process of turning Myanmar into a democracy has proved illusory, and that the country is going backwards.
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Some people had a lot of feelings about it: It's things like this make me feel like our species is going backwards.
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When one is stuck in the same place for what seems like an eternity, even going backwards can seem like making progress.
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For Pedercini, one of the problems the left faces is a distinct and painful feeling of going backwards, losing hard-fought ground.
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So neither party has had a monopoly on wisdom, neither party has been exclusively responsible for us going backwards instead of forwards.
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Constantly, progress is achieved as much through going backwards on the spot as it is forwards onto an all-new scene of intrigue.
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"There are risks of going backwards," Lipton told online newspaper Ukrainska Pravda in an interview during a visit to Kiev to meet Ukrainian authorities.
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Romania's judicial reforms have been monitored by Brussels since it joined the EU in 2007; in October, Brussels said the reforms were going backwards.
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"After two revolutions, the Egyptian people are going backwards not forwards," said Abdel Hasib Ahmed Mohamed, a middle-aged court employee watching the sugar scrum.
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Clinton has sought to cast Sanders' plan as going backwards by repealing Obamacare -- President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement -- in order to pass single-payer.
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I had to explain to them that the rules state I have to perform two completely different vaults, one going forward and one going backwards.
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Then there's going backwards, which is before 2014, what are all the apps that got access to more data than people would be comfortable with?
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"This is history going backwards," my Shanghai taxi driver exclaimed to his co-workers via speaker phone shortly after the news broke on February 25.
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I think it's kind of interesting that it's not entirely like The Handmaid's Tale, it's not the whole world completely winding down and going backwards.
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Investors fear that the world is turning into Japan, with a torpid economy that struggles to vanquish deflation, and is hence prone to going backwards.
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"I think a lot of people thought we were in the post-racial era and they didn't expect this going backwards kind of behavior," she said.
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The Economist: It sometimes seems like the role of science in society is going backwards, with climate-change deniers, vaccination critics, a rejection of experts, etc.
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Maybe the way for the coven to save the world involves going backwards in time — and potentially saving the witches who did not survive previous seasons.
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To be able to take agency over your own body and sexuality at a time when the world seems like it's going backwards, especially for women.
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For the first time, the share of people who say their countries are going backwards is bigger than that of people who think they are progressing.
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"It seems to be going backwards," said Janice K. Fedarcyk, now retired, who ran the New York office, with about 20063,22006 employees, from 216 to 22016.
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She added that she thinks the Fed's path is "not going backwards" and cautioned against negative interest rates, due to its potential impact on U.S. financial markets.
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Germany is going backwards on military spending, but it has at least learned, in Mr Leonard's phrase, to "weaponise" its economy in disputes with Russia and Turkey.
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We were losing our record deal, and the thought of going backwards and working with an indie didn't even occur to me that it was a possibility.
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But the phase one U.S.-China agreement is effectively one that says "we are not further on tariffs but not going backwards one step," said NAB's Attrill.
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"I fear we are going backwards, back to a place where people went bankrupt trying to pay for medical emergencies," Gina Brown told BuzzFeed in an email.
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"The UK is at the moment going backwards in accordance to the information that we have received," committee member Stig Langvad told a news conference in Geneva.
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The single currency shed 0.2% overnight after a survey showed European business activity stalling, and in fact going backwards in powerhouse Germany where a manufacturing recession deepened.
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Jess was devoted to her job, but unfortunately where her times were going backwards the rest of the world was progressing, so the gap was growing and growing.
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Other dabblers in artificial intelligence wanted it to do things humans found hard, such as calculus or chess, but Mr Minsky was more interested in apparently going backwards.
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"Progress on aviation has stalled and we are going backwards," Michael O'Leary, Ryanair CEO and A4E Chairman, said in a statement which outlined steps to tackle the issue.
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"We have to remember where our history has come from, and when you look at what is happening in America today — literally, today — it's going backwards," Adams said.
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"It could end up going backwards all the way into the grid," says Sam Saxena, one of the Livermore researchers who authored the paper on EV battery storage.
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"The boundary between going forward and going backwards...can be just one vote," Pedro Sánchez, Spain's Socialist prime minister, told voters before they went to the polls last month.
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The committee argues that the process of turning the country into a democracy has proved to be largely illusory, and that in some respects the country is going backwards.
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Typically, going backwards in the app would discard your edits – something that a new dialog box will remind you of, before showing you the option to "Save Draft" instead.
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"I feel sorry for Hong Kong people, especially Hong Kong people ... (here) for more freedom, a better economy, a better life, and now it's going backwards," the woman said.
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At the time of the alleged attack, Hart wrote on social media, "Why are we going backwards....this is disgusting," and faced some skepticism because of his past remarks.
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"If we create a community where survivors can come forward and talk, then there's going to be change and there's going to be no way of going backwards," she said.
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"We were in a situation where we needed to try something new" and "break the cycle of going backwards," said a DHS official about why the agency started the contract.
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He used to write it out in chalk on a blackboard, using two pieces of chalk with both hands, this one going backwards, this one going forwards—at the same time.
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So, that's my polite way of saying I have no interest in going backwards and discussing decisions I made or second-guessing anybody else's opinion on it or speculating on it.
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The world is going backwards into the future — the latest evidence being the new National Defense Strategy (NDS), which anticipates a possible great power transition from the United States to China.
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I wish we could have learned something from our forefathers and those who fought so hard before us, but it appears from my 46 year old perspective that we are going backwards.
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"With an improving economy and a very low unemployment rate, the fact that our nation is going backwards on children's health coverage is very troubling," said Joan Alker, the center's executive director.
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"It will take until 2018 for average earnings just to get back to the real value they held in 2008 - 10 years of pay going backwards," Trades Union Congress chief Frances O'Grady said.
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In 1976, when she did the feminist musical One Sings, the Other Doesn't, the situation with women's rights was much more difficult than it is now, even though now the situation is going backwards.
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"Trade growth is below 3 percent, it should be at 6-7 percent and act as a locomotive ... We look like we're going backwards," Angel Gurria, OECD secretary-general, told CNBC over the weekend.
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Still, in many respects, Stranger Things sometimes struggles with navigating the roles of its female characters, and with their treatment in its third season, released last week, it's felt like we're only going backwards.
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Basically, retrograde happens "when a planet passes the Earth on its orbit and [creates] the illusion that it's going backwards," Ophira Edut, one half of R29's resident astrology team The AstroTwins, told us.
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"I went to receive the trophy, and as I walk down I'm a bit nervous, and as I put my hands in my pockets I realise that the pockets are going backwards," he said.
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He said nuclear powers must do more to promote disarmament, putting a particular onus on Russia and the United States to remedy a world "going backwards" in this area since right after the Cold War.
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At one moment during the contest, players have to beat a race by going backwards, a reference to a moment in Halliday's life when he wanted to shun the responsibility of the tech he created.
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"Not only has there been a slowdown in the momentum for reform and further harmonisation of unjustified differences in national supervisory law, in some countries we have even started going backwards," Lautenschlaeger told a conference.
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"He says the NC law #HB2 to prevent men from being able to use women's restrooms and locker rooms is going 'backwards instead of forwards,' " Graham said in reference to the singer in the post.
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"It is fair to say that the trading update is a lot weaker than expected and the underlying business is going backwards," said Belinda Moore, an analyst at Morgans Financial Ltd, in a client note.
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There's this way in which we've been making huge progress much more quickly than we thought possible, and then we're seeing that become significantly harder and being a struggle that feels like we're going backwards.
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The only way to prevent women from going backwards in this country is for everyone who believes in women's equality — from business leaders to artists to activists — to stand in the gap and join this fight.
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"We have tried several initiatives that are going backwards (because) we have French (citizens) imprisoned (in Iran), we've established that regional attacks, notably on Saudi Arabia, from the Iranian authorities have been carried out," he said.
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Like, the iPhone, when you go from version to version, you're not going backwards in time, while that's true for a lot of [wearables]: You go backwards for a few months and then you go forward.
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"I grew up in the 1960s, and it feels like we are going backwards, and am very worried that we will lose all of the advances we have made over these years," said Holly Thompson, a writer.
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"We have a lot of leads to go through, a lot of due diligence to do going backwards to friends, associates, phone records, internet contacts" to see if Mr. Saipov had any help in the attack, he said.
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" When women complain of hormonal side effects to their doctors, they can be disbelieved: "They get told it can't be the Mirena, which causes them distress and they keep going backwards and forwards to see their healthcare provider.
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"Now I'm running for Congress because we're going backwards on national security, healthcare and women's rights," Plame says in a voiceover before pulling the car to a stop, stepping out of the vehicle and whipping off her sunglasses.
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"You're seeing some countries that are going backwards rather than forwards in terms of freedom of the press, in terms of freedom of the Internet, in terms of respecting political opposition and civil society," Obama said on Saturday.
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The other way you could do it, especially under the bill that I just introduced, you can strengthen, and I'm going to introduce a third one, you can strengthen the review going backwards after a merger has occurred.
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Nintendo 23: One of the most divisive cartridges in history, it was the first act from Nintendo going backwards with their design, taking away the functionality of a flat top with a logo in preference for an unlabeled lump.
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"But the minute you take your eye off the ball, the minute you don't earn the trust of your customer every day, the minute you stop innovating in service of them, you're gonna start going backwards," she says with a shrug.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With lyrics like "We're going backwards" and "Blame misinformation", the British electronic band Depeche Mode hope to "make people think" about the state of the world with their new album and expect more musicians to do the same.
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And then to start making those connections, to understand those two years in 1994 and 1995, and to shine a light by going backwards in the timeline, and also tell the story of what happened to O.J. after the murder trial.
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"We're going backwards in that all these protections for survivors are being withdrawn and instead the focus is on protecting accused students," says Carly Mee, a staff attorney at SurvJustice, a non-profit that provides legal aid to campus sexual assault survivors.
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It's probably not-, it's not going backwards, but it's not going to carry on ratcheting, and so dividends can restart, buy backs can increase, and it's that greater confidence that investors can come back and really enjoy the benefits of US banks.
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"If the United States starts going backwards or not going forward fast enough in terms of emissions reductions, then more and more people will start talking about these options," said Mr. Pasztor, a former United Nations assistant secretary general on climate change.
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"While drug policy on the federal level is going backwards, San Francisco is once again taking the lead to undo the damage that this country's disastrous, failed drug war has had on our nation and on communities of color in particular," Gascon said on Wednesday.
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"In a period of continued economic growth, continued job growth, you would certainly hope that you wouldn't be going backwards when it comes to insurance coverage," Sharon Parrott, senior vice president at the liberal Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, told The New York Times.
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" She added that it was also important to realize the world was not always working in a progressive way, that "we all have to fight each and every day for equality, for a better life, as there are things happening in the world going backwards.
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"While drug policy on the federal level is going backwards, San Francisco is once again taking the lead to undo the damage that this country's disastrous, failed drug war has had on our nation and on communities of color in particular," Gascón said in a statement.
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In these times, representing race, class, gender, sexual orientation, equality and justice for all in the arts requires us to resist going backwards and strengthen our dedication to developing and bringing to fruition art shows that deal directly with these issues, regardless of who is in power.
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"While drug policy on the federal level is going backwards, San Francisco is once again taking the lead to undo the damage that this country's disastrous, failed drug war has had on our nation and on communities of color in particular," District Attorney George Gascón, said in a statement.
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Victory was barely in doubt, although they did have to work hard on the way into Lisbon – putting in a series of tacks on the way to the line, after a lack of wind and the effects of the current had them going backwards for a short time.
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They're at the point now where they're releasing quick enough that ... I mean, kind of like the iPhone or a lot of other things where when you go from version to version, you're not seeing, like, going backwards in time, whereas it's true for a lot of products.
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We called that Netflix Express but it was kind of a stealth side business that we ultimately closed because it was shortly after we went public in '02 and we got word that analysts heard about this and thought we were going backwards to the physical world instead of forward.
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It tells a story over more than 400 years, beginning in the year 2444 and going backwards to the present day of 2018 — using celebrities like America Ferrera, Jessica Chastain, Thandie Newton, Michael B. Jordan, Omari Hardwick, David Oyelowo and more to act out scenes of adultery, political turmoil and murder.
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That plotline works nicely, I think: "Smiling" in particular, in which we see a disoriented and alienated Mary Jane going backwards through her day's routine, really succeeds at making Alanis's music feel fresh and new and character-based, is staged in an inventive and effective way, and is also genuinely moving.
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The Ava DuVernay-directed video for his 4:44 single, "Family Feud," tells a story over more than 400 years, beginning in the year 2444 and going backwards to the present day of 2018 where the rapper walks his daughter Blue Ivy into a church before stepping into a confessional across from his wife to confess his sins.
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The Ava DuVernay-directed video for his 43:44 single, "Family Feud," tells a story over more than 400 years, beginning in the year 2444 and going backwards to the present day of 2018 where the rapper walks his daughter Blue Ivy into a church before stepping into a confessional across from his wife to confess his sins.
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"If you have ever lost a substantial amount of weight then gained some back you probably have an idea of that devastating feeling of going backwards — I think those feelings were more painful at that time than when I was overweight," Ruby writes on Instagram, adding that it's been helpful to practice mindfulness at this point in her journey.
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And I went to the set of The Handmaid's Tale to talk to Elisabeth Moss, which is really, heavily directed by women and mostly women on the set, and talked to her about how she became the executive producer and why that was so important, and how that has had such cultural relevance because of the current political situation, and fears about going backwards when it comes to women's rights.
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