Sentence examples for degree regained from inspiring English sources

While the list for the 10 best jobs of 2011 suggests the tech industry has, at least to some degree, regained much of its luster after the Dot Com bubble burst, the housing industry certainly isn't following suit.

"We did to some degree regain control of the Party".

It is this plasticity that enables adults to learn new things, adjust to new environments and, to some degree, regain functions they have lost as a result of brain damage.

Despite the continued challenges that African countries face in varying degrees, a regained confidence building on her assets, especially with different generations of people of the continent and historic and recent Diaspora, it would be possible to build a global front toward the reaffirmation of global common humanity guided by the spirit of Bandung.

Despite the continued challenges that African countries face in varying degrees, a regained confidence building on their assets, especially with different generations of people of the continent and historic and recent Diaspora, with it would be possible to build a global front toward the reaffirmation of global common humanity guided by the spirit of Bandung.

There, he regained a degree of inner peace, and had a willingness to give wholehearted attention to any companion.

Identities have been re-established; relationships have regained a degree of equilibrium: there's a sense of expansiveness, of room for reflection.

But even as Scotland has regained a degree of political self-determination, its sporting attainments have been in inverse proportion to its political success.

He grew vegetables and regained a degree of psychological stability.

This finding strongly suggests that the 2011 VDPVs had regained a degree of neurovirulence.

The percentage of patients who regained any degree of work ability for at least 30 days in succession over 18 months.