retrogression

I do not see it as having been a retrogression at all.

One day he told me that her retrogression had come to its end.

Whether that was retrogression or progress Valentine could not say.

Those pulse spikes show the beginning of the retrogression process.

"We cannot take the same action again because it would represent a step backward, a retrogression, for us."

Human history is so rich and complicated that you can make out a case for any course of improvement or retrogression.

Politicians should at least have the guts to tell the nation that retrogression is the state of gun control in America.

It was built, if I don't miss my guess, before the retrogression.

Retrogression is often related to very old human practices.

I do not consider this a retrogression in taste.

Yet it may be wrong to regard this period as one of stagnation or retrogression.

"What has happened since is years of retrogression on the national level in the effort to reclaim cities and their residents," he said.

In this respect, at least, they represent a retrogression rather than an advance."

"To many of us, the black hat is a throwback, a retrogression," he said.

"Merit pay is retrogression to a political patronage system."

That is the retrogression of women in Turkey.

Congress will hurt consumers unless it discriminates between reform and retrogression.

This fashion retrogression, a return to old, comforting, winning styles, is not surprising.

Unfortunately, last year saw retrogression and no progress.

In China, on the other hand, the official view was that the Americans were a typical case of biological retrogression.

For even in the retrogression, there was paradox.

Retrogression: Sometimes a case that is current one month will not be current the next month.

Thus older soils are more vulnerable to the effects of induced retrogression and degradation.

"The specialty of our group is retrogression, and we will: retrogress you.

We ask that the Commission inform Parliament of progress and retrogression.