Sentence examples for Restore with from inspiring English sources

One study looking at marine restoration projects found coral reefs were the most expensive to restore, with costs as high as $1.8m per hectare (the entire Great Barrier Reef covers about 35m hectares).

xlUsp2 is unique in that it can restore, with low efficiency though, an N-terminal proline.

I suspect that Time Machine will frequently be used to recover files that would just be too much bother to restore with other systems.

He and his wife, Gina, liked the North End so much that they have since bought a condominium in a nearby middle 19th-century iron-faced industrial building that they helped restore, with several lawyers and doctors.

A BIG-BAND TRIPLE BILL at Littlefield on Thursday (littlefieldnyc.com) is put on by the indefatigable promotion outfit Search and Restore, with Darcy James Argue's Secret Society, Fight the Big Bull and the Millennial Territory Orchestra.

The underlying subject of the film is media-consciousness itself, and "Cinema Verite" both reveals a moment of transition and belongs to a world in which that very consciousness risks diffusing the influence of actual decision-makers, which, here, the filmmakers restore with an ironic twist.

Faulty contact points are restored with reversible, archival adhesive.

Calm has to be restored with your coöperation.

These low levels could be restored with insulin treatment.

Implants were restored with metal ceramic crowns after 3 months.

(Waterlogged tracks are sometimes restored with hair dryers).