Sentence examples for continue to regain from inspiring English sources
Buoyed by a healthier housing sector and a soaring stock market, American households continue to regain ground lost during the financial crisis and the severe recession that followed.
President Bush should not start over, as Mr. Staples declares, but continue to regain the public confidence that faded during the Clinton presidency.
Despite the loss, Collins was encouraged to see the Mets win their first series of the season and to see Gee, who struggled through a rocky spring training, continue to regain his sharpness.
In other words, holding wrongdoers to account and making sure the numbers are fair and open and transparent and everybody understands the facts when it comes to accounting so that we continue to regain confidence in our system.
Asked what kind of person he is seeking, the president replied, "Somebody who is going to continue to fulfill the obligation that -- of holding people to account, holding wrongdoers to account, and making sure the numbers are fair and open and transparent, and everybody understands the facts when it comes to accounting, so that we continue to regain confidence in our -- in our system".
Mr McIver went on to say that Joel has continued to regain strength and body movement.
England will go to Kiev hopeful that Rooney continues to regain match sharpness after his goalscoring return.
However, construction employment could pick up in December as homeowners rebuild in the Northeast and as the housing sector continues to regain ground nationwide.
Despite the strong quarter, Dell, based in Round Rock, Tex., has much work ahead of it, even as the corporate market continues to regain momentum.
Now RSL have made the playoffs, they'll be hoping Espindola continues to regain his scoring touch as they seek another MLS Cup to add to their 2009 title.
American consumer confidence dipped in April but remained near a six-year high, while home prices rose in February, suggesting that the economy continued to regain momentum after a winter lull.
