Sentence examples for does not regain the from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in most patients, especially in aged individuals, the healed tendon usually does not regain the mechanical properties of the uninjured tissue.

The Pioneers did not regain the lead.

Some Conservatives want to see less harsh rhetoric, to ensure they do not regain the label of "the nasty  party".

Removed from the newly formed and rapidly growing expectations at Madison Square Garden and the shadows cast by the recent superstar visitors, the Knicks did not regain the familiar comfort of playing on the road against a losing team.

Despite the status of South West Africa, Africans did not regain the land lost to the Germans; by 1946 the whites (who formed less than one-tenth of the population) controlled over three-fifths of the land in the Police Zone.

Joaquín Almunia, the outgoing economics commissioner, said he hoped a positive assessment by the commission in mid-May would help restore confidence in Greece, which has one of the world's largest debt burdens relative to its GDP (see chart 1).If the Greeks do not regain the markets' confidence, they may fail to refinance the €20 billion ($28 billion) or so of debt that falls due in April and May.

Hinault recovered as well, though he did not regain the lead group.

In 1956, Wales again won the Five Nations, but they did not regain the title until 1964 and did not win it outright until 1965.

After dropping the title to Mr. Hito and Michel Martel later that year, they did not regain the belts until 1980, when they defeated Duke Myers and Bobby Bass.

Even when war threatened again in the late 1930s, battleship construction did not regain the level of importance which it had held in the years before World War I.

The economy did not regain the jobs lost in the 2001 recession until 2005, and even then it was on the back of another unsustainable bubble, this one in the housing market.