Sentence examples for fast regain from inspiring English sources

For instance, Joseph Ole Lenku, a hotel manager who was made interior minister, appeared to be overwhelmed during the crisis.The government must fast regain confidence, since tourism, which accounts for more than 12% of GDP and 7% of foreign direct investment, is likely to suffer.

Syria is fast regaining its traditional role as the gateway to rich Mesopotamia.

Supply chains that were severed are now up and running, and manufacturers like Toyota and Honda, racing to meet pent-up demand, are fast regaining lost ground in profitable markets like the United States.

Built by the Venetians, it is a stylish hybrid of fortified port and glamorous resort which is fast regaining its status as one of the most voguish destinations on the Adriatic.

Pharmacodynamic study demonstrated faster regain of memory loss in amnesic mice with both PLGA and PBCA NPs when compared to RT solution.

That is a genuinely useful, albeit very rough, barometer for fish quality: many fish and shellfish really do get better in the colder months, improving in plumpness and condition as they feed hard and fast to regain condition after their summer spawning.

More often than not, ultra-fast weight loss by unsustainable means, means very bad ends: ultra-fast weight regain with interest.

As Eileen Appelbaum points out, men were harder hit by job losses in 2009 than women but also faster to regain jobs as private sector hiring revived.

The study reveals that patients following fast-track regain health within 3-12 months compared to an age and gender matched population group without any formal intensive postoperative rehabilitation when using generic HRQOL as an outcome.

The ground lost to Islam in the 7th century was thus fast being regained; and, although Jerusalem was never reached, the important Christian city of Antioch, seat of one of the patriarchs, was recaptured in 969.

After a 24 hr fast, normal mice regain their pre-fasting body weight within 48 hr due to compensatory hyperphagia.