Sentence examples for Can be regained from inspiring English sources
The question now is whether momentum can be regained.
If there's an imbalance, homeostasis can be regained by making changes to diet.
Haven't we learned that lost trust can be regained only by seismic reforms and close scrutiny?
When a student's attention drifts in a classroom, it can be regained.
Why? Then write your own reflection about why some people might have "lost trust" and how, if at all, this trust can be regained.
The official explanation is that a lot of ground can be regained by attracting more money to Vantage – volume gains, in other words.
In one interview, for example, Howard Hodgkin says, "for an artist time can always be regained, wonders never cease because by any act of imagination, you can always go back .Perhaps the most touching interview is his last, a few months before his death.
This information can never be regained once it is lost.
But that image is its trump card, and if it's lost, can it be regained?
What's lost can often be regained; the physical is less permanent than the spiritual.
According to the original rulebook, published in 1981, sanity points, once lost, can never be regained.
