Sentences with phrase «now backpedaling»

With mortgage rates at the highest we've seen this year, borrowers are now backpedaling on refinance opportunities.

Is the publisher now backpedaling on their digital distribution efforts?

But the technique also creates a privacy concern about health data; the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland, is now backpedaling on a policy mandating genetic sharing developed just 8 months ago for fear that the health information of people who participated in the studies could be identified.

Releasing scientific results in this way is notoriously risky, and unsurprisingly there is now some backpedalling going on: Cheddar Man may indeed have been dark - skinned, but we don't know for sure (see «Ancient «dark - skinned» Briton Cheddar Man find may not be true»).

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He's only backpedaling and calling for civility now because he took an ass whooping on national television.

We may have even wanted sex before we saw the look, but now we find ourselves backpedaling.

As I've pointed out previously, USFWS has been back and forth on this for some time now, acting (when it suits their purposes) as if they do have a policy regarding free - roaming cats, and then backpedaling when they're called on the carpet.

(Hutchins did, however, spend a good deal of time backpedaling: «I haven't changed my position at all, and neither has The Wildlife Society, an organization now representing more than 10,600 wildlife professionals.»

Now they're pushing hard for a service model and it's not something most people want (look at the intial Xone reveal, I consider that very anti-consumer hence the massive backlash and backpedaling).

Sure you've backpedaled on Kinect being creepily always on and have now reaffirmed your support of indie developers, but you need to address used games at E3 or risk me not caring when you ever do clarify.

However, the South Korean conglomerate has backpedaled a bit, and now tells us that the Alexa integration isn't a sure bet.