Sentence examples for could have restored from inspiring English sources

He could have restored the elbow for simple, everyday use, but chose a more exhaustive program.

Mr. Talbot later responded: "Some Greeks have asserted that the United States could have restored a civilian government.

Rangers appeared more composed when they emerged for the second half, however, and could have restored parity within minutes.

The Senate could have restored the power of a majority last month if Mr. Reid had agreed to a proposal to reduce this abuse, but he did not.

Hibs could have restored parity quickly when Colin Nish teed up a shot for Derek Riordan, but his effort flashed just wide of the post before Steven Fletcher nodded over from close range.

Rangers could have restored their lead when Jean-Claude Darcheville released Beasley and his lay-off to Ferguson was fired straight into the goalkeeper's arms by the Gers' captain.

They could then have restored their two-goal cushion had debutant Nile Ranger got on the end of O'Brien's fizzing cross-shot, while McCarthy was fortunate to see White on hand to clear after he shelled another shot from distance, this time from Matt Done.

Survivin inhibition achieved by these constructs was not splice variant specific [ 39], but reduction in the predominant splice variant, survivin-WT, could potentially have restored a balance between the pro-apoptotic and anti-apoptotic splice variants of survivin.

But by now it could have been restored.

In his briefcase, a piece of paper held calculations in the event that his lost seasons could have been restored.

At best, he said, if the pumps had been at Parsons Boulevard before the storm, service could have been restored only about an hour earlier than it was.