Sentence examples for could only be restored from inspiring English sources

French glory could only be restored in national unity, and in the belief, encouraged by de Gaulle, that the nation had liberated itself.

Competitiveness could only be restored through a slow decline in wages, which occurred even as unemployment rose.As the screws tightened, banks came under pressure.

This has been sprinkled around various EU treaties since Tony Blair ended the opt-out in 1997, meaning that its measures could only be restored to Britain with the agreement of all member states.

While some American allies have committed to sending peacekeeping troops to Iraq in coming months, Mr. Rumsfeld appeared eager to dispel the idea that order could only be restored if the United States forces were supplemented by large numbers of allied soldiers.

When did you decide cycling's reputation could only be restored by a change of leadership?

Confirming the importance of TrkH in potassium acquisition, normal growth of the trkH mutant in broth could only be restored by adding high potassium concentration.

It can only be restored with solid accomplishment.

The slow growth of the Δ recA strain could only be partially restored by the RecA-Htg variant protein.

Moreover, muscle sarcomeres could only be in part restored and exhibited local myosin assembly defects, as well as a reduced overall size.

Users who tried to sync and update an iPod with music from the likes of Amazon or 7Digital were told there was an error with their iPod that could only be solved with a factory restore through iTunes, which completely wiped the iPod.

For years, those films could only be seen in corrupted prints, but now they are all being restored.