Sentence examples for essentially restored from inspiring English sources

He underwent the implant in November 1994, and tests the next January confirmed that his hearing was essentially restored.

After an uproar among loyal users, the company backed down almost completely and essentially restored the current system.

The rebellion was ultimately to founder, however, and Owain went into hiding in 1412, with peace being essentially restored in Wales by 1415.

The treaty, signed at the residence of the Archbishop of Thebes, essentially restored the status quo ante: William recognized Guglielmo, Narzotto, and Grapella as triarchs, and they in turn swore their allegiance to him.

Moreover, the combined treatments of DHA and lysine essentially restored the hepatosteatotic condition to normal compared to the RC only group.

In the condition of acute over-stretch, the Rosi treatment essentially restored the endothelium-dependent relaxation of artery in ZDF rats to the level of artery in lean rats.

Now Discovery is essentially restoring much of the previous channel's programming on a sister channel, albeit a much smaller one.

Eventually he envisions a treatment, possibly a cream or gel, that would essentially restore the protein to help sperm enter the reproductive tract.

The new draft says the rise could be as low as 2.7 degrees, essentially restoring a scientific consensus that prevailed from 1979 to 2007.

The rule would essentially restore tax rates for the top wage earners back to what those rates were in the early-to-mid 1990s.

During his tenure as managing director of the fund, Mr. Strauss-Kahn is widely credited with expanding the fund's resources after the financial crisis, improving its governance and essentially restoring its relevance by replacing orthodoxy with pragmatism.