It didn't happen, and now business investment is actually going into reverse.
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This arithmetic may be going into reverse: five applications for charters are pending.
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Some privatizations are already going into reverse as in the case of flag carrier TAP.
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Similar instances of escalators going into reverse—both in China and the United States—have made headlines in recent years.
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Across all categories of fast-moving consumer goods, such as soft drinks and processed foods, growth is slowing rather than going into reverse (see chart).
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Since the most recent figures were published, it might be supposed that this trend continued for a while before coming to a halt and possibly going into reverse.
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And even if a deal is done, there are signs that the trend towards international regulation that gathered pace after the financial crisis may be going into reverse.
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Data shows countries around the globe are seeing slowing GDP growth, with some going into reverse, including in Germany and the U.K., 2 of the world's 5 largest economies.
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The BIS said the pace of globalization had been slowed by the global financial crisis, and that challenges created by an uneven distribution of wealth are known, but there was no basis to say it was going into reverse.
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Those statements out of the way, as financial markets gyrated and the world agonized about Europe's postwar integration going into reverse, ministers kept calm and carried on in the corridors of the building in Luxembourg, where they meet periodically away from Brussels.
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She was widely liked and trusted by colleagues who appreciated her friendly but always correct manner. On 6 April 1950 she was promoted to a prestigious and sensitive job as secretary to Otto Grotewohl, the prime minister. In contrast, Laurenz's career was going into reverse. Full details are hard to discern, although much later, following his arrest, hints emerged of inappropriate conduct towards female colleagues.
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The angles of movement are "left and right" and "into the depth" (while still capable of doing so technically, this game did not allow making a U-turn or going into reverse, therefore moving "out of the depth", as this did not make sense to the high- speed game play and tense time limit). Notice the view is comparable to that which a driver would have in reality when driving a car. The position and size of any billboard is generated by a (complete 3D) perspective transformation as are the vertices of the poly-line representing the center of the street. Often the center of the street is stored as a spline and sampled in a way that on straight streets every sampling point corresponds to one scan-line on the screen.
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