Sentence examples for are never restored from inspiring English sources

Relations are never restored.

Indeed, wildfire often generates gentrification, as homes are rebuilt larger than before while trailer parks, rental units and under-insured housing are never restored.

Consequently, the boundaries marked with white broken line in (b) are never restored and then sensible information is lost.

He had three sons, but his titles were never restored.

Mr. Quill says the project could go ahead even if the Salton Sea was never restored.

"By separating the curators from the objects that vital relationship was being destroyed, and Claude believed it was never restored".

But constitutional government was never restored; the amnesty granted on the pope's return was riddled with exceptions; and to all expressions of national sentiment the papacy proved hostile.

She continued to serve the party, although her influence was never restored, and her memoirs, Vospominaniya o Lenine (1957; "Recollections of Lenin"), were criticized for erroneously depicting Lenin; her publications on education, Pedagogicheskive sochineniya, 11 vol. (1957 63; "Pedagogical Works"), were also condemned for conveying mistaken concepts of education and political training.

In Powys and Deheubarth the unity of the kingdom was never restored; but with the emergence to power in the late 12th century of Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (died 1240), a grandson of Owain Gwynedd, Gwynedd was united once more under the strong hand of a single ruler.

Most of that money was never restored by Bill Clinton, and now that the economy is feeble again, the current Bush administration is determined to make sure the states do not again see Washington as Uncle Sugar, as one Republican congressman recently put it.

It continued to be considered uncanonical, but Æthelric was never restored to his bishopric.