Sentences with phrase «later backpedaled»
He later backpedaled on that tough talk.
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The Fed later backpedalled, stating that the new guidelines would not go into effect until July 2010, time enough for all card companies to act in their own best interests.
He later backpedalled spectacularly, tweeting of the casting of Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones «Four fiercely funny, foxy, females busting ghosts... phenomenal!»
It denied those expenditures before later backpedaling and acknowledging its involvement.
Not exact matches
Less than 45 minutes later he appeared to backpedal and whine about how the US doesn't get along with Russia anymore.
Whenever the text turns apocalyptic, as it does this week, there would seem to be only two choices: either take it literally and join the lucrative doomsday machine of late - night, splendidly coifed Christian psychics, or begin your best apologetic backpedaling — cheered on by Bishop John Spong.
Because the experts suggest something then 6 mos later they are backpedaling or they find out it was not a good idea to begin with.
And while Bush didn't backpedal (in fact, the article has him using it two weeks later), his Press Spokesman quickly tried to soften the term (which one might call backpedaling):
He backpedaled on Silver a few days later, but I think a clash between those two is inevitable and there's no sense in fighting that fight too early.
Two hours later, Quinn, who also is openly gay, backpedaled.
This is one I have really mixed feelings about, and will probably backpedal on later.
I feel like I'm very late to your review party since I've only been a part of this site for a short time, but I'll definitely do some backpedaling through your site to read some of these in the future.
I come back late in the day and find you have backpedaled completely from your earlier primary assertion.
While the company isn't backpedaling on its decision, Pete Lau later took to OnePlus» own forums to clarify the comments and perform some much - needed PR damage control.