Sentence examples for but to restoring from inspiring English sources

Tell us what you really think will be required to get us out of this stagnation, what kind of collective action and shared sacrifice will be needed and why that can lead not just to muddling through, not just to being O.K., but to restoring American greatness.

And so they want not only to retrieve the stolen money, but to restore it.

But to restore civility, to reclaim team dignity, a restructuring of power is a must.

They are fighting not just to avenge innocence, but to restore it.

The inquiry is needed not only to establish the truth but to restore public trust.

"I am not here to start a new career," he added, "but to restore stability".

But, to restore an opera singer's pristine tone, every bit of scar tissue must be removed.

"I'm on a mission to get everything back — not the money and the fame, but to restore my family's good name," he says.

The goal is not so much to find fault, but to restore the relationship that has been marred by the accident.

His goal, he said, is "not to denigrate government but to make it better, not to deride it but to restore its good name".

Its aim is not only to return Libya to a state where transparency, democracy, pluralism, freedom and fairness prevail, but to restore its standing in the world.