Sentence examples for Somewhat restored from inspiring English sources

Later, in the early 20th century, it was somewhat restored.

In one scene, after Richard kisses her, he proclaims, "My faith in the integrity of American advertising is somewhat restored".

The organization was somewhat restored in 1990, when President George H.W. Bush signed the National and Community Service Act, which created the Commission on National and Community Service.

The empire was then somewhat restored until once again destroyed at the end of the 19th century by the Rashīdīyah of northern Arabia.

It may be that after so many years of war, the majority would trade independence for peace at least until the country is somewhat restored.

The $7.6 billion arrangement, with a $3.1 billion initial disbursement, has bought the GOP some breathing room, and appears to have somewhat restored market confidence.

"But the stimulus package and much lower gasoline prices are expected to somewhat restore consumer confidence and personal spending and that will put us on the road back".

However, when RILP was co-expressed with RalGDS, the amount of bound Ral-GTP was less affected, indicating overexpression of RalGDS can somewhat partially restore the activation of RalA.

In contrast, the major wheat-producing exporting area-North America-was able, up to 1944, somewhat to restore the balance, that is, to maintain its breadgrain production and yet to produce record supplies of livestock products for its civilians, for its military forces, and for export to the other United Nations.

"You have confidence in A.I.B. management restored somewhat," he said.

By the late 1970s, Hope's status as a major comic was restored somewhat by prominent critics and directors (such as Woody Allen) who lavished praise upon his films of the 1940s and early '50s.