Sentence examples for and cannot be rebuilt from inspiring English sources

Already, NASA has lost data from some of its earliest missions to the moon because the machines used to read the tapes were scrapped and cannot be rebuilt.

A decade of strong sterling has chipped away at the capacity of manufacturing industry—and factories cannot be rebuilt quickly.

This is part of a heritage and it cannot be rebuilt or pieced back together like a jigsaw.

The Government of Haiti's capacity, in terms of both human resources and physical infrastructure, cannot be rebuilt over night.

Without transparency, trust cannot be rebuilt, he argues.

"Even the Americans are coming to believe that it cannot be rebuilt.

There is no logical reason why the Western alliance cannot be rebuilt.

Many of the houses destroyed in the Israeli invasion of Gaza cannot be rebuilt because cement is a banned substance.

Speaking at the Labour Conference Carwyn Jones warned the union cannot be rebuilt through conversation between only Westminster and Scotland.

Wonders that are destroyed cannot be rebuilt.

The wound she has inflicted [on] me by damaging my reputation cannot be rebuilt.