Sentence examples for better regained from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Mrs. Lee recovered her mental clarity, ate and slept better, regained strength.

Results indicated that rats with treadmill gradually increased intensities better regain motor function recovery.

Where better to regain some optimism about modern markets than at an art fair?

The difference is that Barcelona are much better at regaining possession than Arsenal.

South Africa have not played a Test for nine months and must beat England 2-0 or better to regain the No1 status from India.

Having played such a crucial supporting role in convincing the American people to support the invasion, the US media have much to gain – or better said, regain – by once again echoing whatever Powell offers up.

After only a few days of treatment she started feeling better and regaining weight.

Pettitte regained his better stuff to hold the Mets scoreless over the ensuing five innings,  and the Yankees chipped away until they put the tying run on in the ninth against Francisco.

But with the Chinese manufacturing figures coming in better than expected, mining shares regained some ground, with Rio Tinto rising 49.5p to £31.08 and BHP Billiton 11p better at 1741.5p.

There is no better way to regain the trust of your coach than by beating a rival on the road.

Seeking to regain better control over its economic and financial destiny, the kingdom has designed an ambitious economic restructuring plan, spearheaded by its energetic new deputy crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud.