Sentence examples for expected restoration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Howell said he expected Restoration to turn around under Mr. Wiltshire, who was elected board chairman in March.

As expected, restoration of NUAK1 significantly rescued the invasiveness impaired by miR-204, suggesting that downregulation of NUAK1 was functionally important for the inhibitory effect of miR-204 on NSCLC cell invasion.

There are three things to say about this belated and mild expected restoration of productivity increments.

[Updated 12 18 p.m.: Southern California Edison spokesman Robert Villegas says that 362 customers remain without power and the expected restoration time is around 11 p.m. Villegas said there was a wire down and that "we're still suspecting that it was wind".].

One phase of the restoration of the palace was presented Thursday, and in a statement issued when the accord was first signed, in 2008, the company said it expected restorations to be completed by October 2011.

"In some of our hardest hit areas we expect restoration work to go into Friday," said a company spokesman, Alberto Bianchetti.

Our approach measures the total social, environmental and market benefits of restoration demonstrating an expected return of $9 for every $1 invested.

He intimated, too, that it was not a matter of just any colonies, but that the Reich expected the restoration of overseas possessions of which she had been deprived by the Versailles treaty and to which the Führer said: "We have a moral right".

In terms of pre-experiment conditions and vegetation, the four garden sites were all under agricultural cultivation prior to the reciprocal garden establishment, similar to conditions expected on restorations.

The enamel thickness in primary teeth is thinner than in permanent teeth, so an even lower adhesion of Adper prompt L pop (and for that matter, all other self-etched adhesive systems) could be expected in restorations produced in primary than in permanent teeth.

"It is unrealistic to expect that restoration of the High Line for a nontransit use is something that would be financed publicly".