Sentence examples for easily regain from inspiring English sources

"I saw a very strong core of players who could easily regain the level they'd had," he said.

If Beal and point guard John Wall, who also hurt himself during the game, aren't at their best, the Hawks could easily regain control of this series.

In their current defensive shape they do not look robust enough to easily regain a footing in the top four of the Premier League.

And yet, that volatility suggests that even if Mr. Gingrich has lost the momentum, he might easily regain it again — for instance, if he performs well at the next debate on Thursday.

With treasure-laden former residences such as these, Washington could easily regain its reputation as a world capital with cachet just by studying its own history of living large.

Albert Einstein famously said, "To stimulate creativity, one must develop the childlike inclination for play". Although we adults may have lost the skill of playing with the innocence of a child, we can easily regain it.

Competence, once lost, is not easily regained.

Banking experts say trust, once lost, is not easily regained.

Pangu, with Somare at its head, easily regained power in the 1982 elections.

It was a predictably futile move: Chinese soldiers easily regained control, sending back 60 right away.

He easily regained command before the next caution, but was in the eighth spot when full racing resumed.