Meanings of more regressive in English

Labour's conversion to a strange contributions idea would make matters even more regressive.

Every year council tax gets more regressive, and the rich get away with fiscal murder.

Researchers at the IFS said the proposals would lead to a more regressive funding system for students.

As Irish society becomes more progressive, I wonder if an Irish Catholic Church left to its own devices could become more regressive.

Together these autistic people appear before large audiences to challenge old views of autism, views that often are more regressive outside the U.S.

The sheer nerve of that dominionist to go on TV to suggest someone else wants to return this country back to its more regressive days.