Sentence examples for a regeneration of from inspiring English sources

"It's a regeneration of a slum," he said.

Currently the city is undergoing a regeneration of sorts, bringing with it both good and bad, says Jansen.

When ITV's full-year results were unveiled last month Norman talked about wanting a "regeneration" of ITV Studios.

When ITV's first-quarter results were unveiled last month Norman talked about wanting a "regeneration" of ITV Studios.

"I'm hopeful there will be a regeneration of the CSO partnerships for development effectiveness [in Mexico] and a new energy in the discussion around civil society," Shankland said.

Whether for that reason or others, there are not enough younger people in concert halls to ensure a regeneration of the audience.

Ely also found cavities between the bones, and believed that a complete regeneration of a new joint cavity was possible.

ADP Architects, which has an office in Delhi, as well as several in Britain, has won a commission to lead a £23m regeneration of Spanish City.

As a consequence, regeneration of the immune system remains a significant unmet clinical need.

"Clearly, they would be the anchor for a whole regeneration of that strip," he said.

There has been a recent regeneration of the trade and many Savile Row tailors are doing very well.