Sentence examples for can help regenerate from inspiring English sources

But there are still many who oppose the idea that gambling can help regenerate the economies of rundown areas.

Urban light rail investment can help regenerate Central Business Districts and boost employment and property prices.

The WEF, writing about Schwab's new book, The Fourth Industrial Revolution, points out that "[t]he world has the potential to connect billions more people to digital networks, dramatically improve the efficiency of organizations and even manage assets in ways that can help regenerate the natural environment, potentially undoing the damage of previous industrial revolutions".

Your body acts like a finely-tuned machine, and certain things, like sleep, can help regenerate cells and promote overall health.

However, I want to highlight the importance of industrial heritage and how this can help regenerate old industrial areas and still provide us with culture and history.

At the moment, local authorities are encouraged to offer discounts to help regenerate their town centres, and can keep 50% of the money that generates.

Surely a society in which more people can afford quality food and products is a society that is progressing?" He will also say that new Tesco stores help regenerate deprived areas when they are built in them.

Conversely, conditions that stimulate mitochondrial function will help regenerate NAD, maintain sirtuin activity and decrease formation of protein AGEs, intra- and extra-mitochondrial ROS can thereby delay ageing onset.

He also discovered and sequenced a family of proteins called prosapasins, which are molecules that help regenerate nerve cells.

HS2 Ltd said the scheme would help regenerate the district.

It makes sense – when you have a wound, the platelets get there first to help regenerate the skin.