Sentence examples for To be regained from inspiring English sources

Yet if confidence in auditing is to be regained, perception is as important as reality.

It breaks down as synchronization is lost, often to be regained again, and can cycle this way over and over.

He promised that in the future relations with leading proprietors, editors and journalists would have to become less cosy if public trust was going to be regained.

Standard Chartered picked up what soon proved to be a jewel, and ANZ lost access to a market that has yet to be regained.

The Indian and Filipino diaspora are examples of a long-standing and economically driven diaspora whose trust had to be regained before the institutionalisation process could succeed.

"The road will be a long one and demands patience and persistence in order for the lost ground to be regained," he said.

American consumers also seem to be regaining confidence.

By Thursday, the government seemed to be regaining its confidence.

Midfielder Michael Farfan appears to be regaining solid form.

Now, with the Japanese economy's gradual recovery, the salaryman appears to be regaining some shine.

One encouraging sign is that Germany, the biggest economy in the euro club, appears to be regaining its verve, scoring 54.4.