Sentence examples for far from restored from inspiring English sources

His image, though far from restored, is no longer in free fall.

The revellers cheered a fortress far from restored – not with the All Blacks' victory a week earlier – but with a few bulwarks rebuilt.

A day after Israeli forces pulled out of most of Ramallah -- but remained around the besieged headquarters of Yasir Arafat -- the city was bustling again, but law and order was far from restored.

Far from restoring the peace, he sets in motion his own ruin by banishing his cousin.

From The Los Angeles Times: Far from restoring crucial sand banks and other areas, the flows could destroy habitat, [Grand Canyon National Park Supt. Steve Martin] said.

However, far from restoring confidence, this caused a run on other Austrian banks and on the currency; the national bank lost more than a third of its gold reserves.

Editorial, 27 July 1945 Far from restoring peace and stability in the area – as Britain could have done by offering to undertake armed action through the United Nations – the government has poured petrol on the flames.

In the coming decades, far from restoring its Soviet-era might, Russia will have to decide whether it wishes to exist peacefully as an asset to Europe or the alternative — becoming a petro-vassal of China.

The FCC yesterday announced a December 14 vote on "Restoring Internet Freedom," an order that, far from restoring freedom to the internet, which is already free, would allow it to be restricted in new and harmful ways.

The river's health is still far from fully restored.

Seven years after the financial crisis, public trust in the industry is far from being restored, the Governor of the Bank of England has warned.