reversing it

It was the entry point for colonial settlers and they designed it that way, he says, so reversing it would take deliberate state intervention.

When rates rise swiftly and consistently, that tends to have the effect of slowing economic growth and, eventually, reversing it.

Reversing it is humanity's best hope of securing the simple ambition of gifting our children a future worth inheriting.

With a promised appeal to the Court of Appeals, New York Law School professor Jeffrey Wice noted it is generally easier for the high court to affirm a lower court decision than explain why they are reversing it.

Futures markets now see a more than 80% chance the Fed will execute one final quarter point rate rise next month - reversing it by September.