Sentence examples for effective rebuilding from inspiring English sources

Be confident that you can rebuild your life in small steps and that the most effective rebuilding occurs when you reach out to others.

Although anti-resorptive drugs are effective in blocking inflammation-induced bone loss, they are less effective at rebuilding bone.

As you pointed out, the European policy of a credit mediator, an independent go-between for banks and their business customers, can be very effective in rebuilding that broken bond ("Humble but nimble", May 23rd).

"Labour had a working, effective school rebuilding programme.

Contrite apologies and offers of penance are effective tools for rebuilding trust.

Its initial pride at imposing internal security, constructing an effective administration and rebuilding Gaza by burrowing tunnels into Egypt is turning to embarrassment.

A well-trained and committed workforce at shop-floor level is one of the most effective ways of rebuilding Britain's co-operative movement, he says.

The Dacrecard might well be an effective way of rebuilding trust in newspaper journalists, but at the price of excluding the public from its rightful place in the democratic process.

Given the likely emergence of strong regional authorities in post-Taliban Afghanistan, the most effective strategy for rebuilding the country will rely on regional and local investments focused on sectors with the highest immediate payoff for the Afghan people: agricultural rehabilitation and construction of rural infrastructures like roads, schools and clinics.

Rebuilding effective regulatory policies and agencies will take time, but that work is absolutely essential.

CME is one of the most effective ways of rebuilding the health care system in post-conflict zones.