Sentence examples for be returned to many from inspiring English sources

In the late 1980's, even some of the therapists trying hardest to get the church authorities to weed out abusers were also saying that with successful therapy, proper supervision and continuing support, priests could be returned to many forms of pastoral work -- and that this was better than simply cutting such individuals loose to become anonymous predators.

However, one Cuban government official stated that it could take up to two months for basic utilities to be returned to many isolated villages.

Instead, there was this, rounding off a discussion of the 1996 welfare law: "Work and self-respect have been returned to many lives.

Power said power had now been returned to many parts of Belfast.

Fire is returning to many landscapes and increasing – humans are now more likely to be in the way".

"Wolves are returning to many of their old haunts in Europe and also wandering into long-forgotten territory.

The band Creed, for example, is returning to many of the same amphitheaters where last summer it played to crowds as low as 27 percent capacity.

Even though he is returning to many of the cities where his show had been silenced, Mr. Stern said he was not convinced he would prevail.

Though corals are returning to many reefs, there is a fair chance that in just a few decades they will all be destroyed, as ocean temperatures rise owing to global warming.

"Rivers in England are the healthiest for over 20 years, and otters, salmon and other wildlife are returning to many rivers for the first time since the industrial revolution.

Much progress has been made since then: Normal life is returning to many troubled areas, women now have freedom and a place in public life, and terrorists in the country know no peace.