Sentence examples for easily restore from inspiring English sources

"They could easily restore the balance between basic research and development activities," he said.

On a cautionary note, he adds that the next feathered fossil unearthed in China could easily restore the premier status of Archaeopteryx.

Tuesday's speech, in fact, seemed expressly designed to counter Mitt Romney's argument that business, unfettered, will easily restore American jobs and prosperity.

In addition, any market with inflated prices induced by a horizontal agreement will rapidly attract new entrants, and they can easily restore prices to the competitive level.

Tenth of December is a wonderful antidote to any rubbish Christmas reading: a book to reset any dwindling love for fiction, one that can easily restore one's sense of awe at what can be achieved by a great writer in a couple of pages.

You can easily restore contacts as well without overwriting people you've added after your last backup.

This suggests that ravines may be more easily restored, improving their role as corridors in landscape designs of restoration.

That will not be easily restored.

But are they so easily restored?

Once lost, the habit of discipline is not easily restored.

The safeguard most easily restored is a return to small House districts.