Sentence examples for for not restoring from inspiring English sources

He was disqualified for signing an incorrect score (should have taken a penalty stroke for not restoring the lie).

Earlier on Aug. 5, fans angry at the Packers for not restoring Favre as the starter disrupted practice with a number of chants, including, "Bring back Brett".

The former prime minister, who held office for a year, was blamed for not restoring peace and stability to the country, which has been in turmoil for more than a decade.

But the company has also been criticized for not restoring service to some customers, particularly in Chinatown and other parts of Lower Manhattan, where Verizon says about 10,000 of its lines still do not work.

The German centralists opposed it for giving too much authority to the provinces, and the federalists, particularly the Hungarians, opposed it for not restoring fully the old rights and privileges of the crown lands.

In the end the day was calm, though a feeling of anger at the unions for calling off the strike, and at the government for not restoring the full subsidy, permeated Mr. Kuti's hangarlike nightclub.

Comments on the National Park Service's various proposals for restoring (or not restoring) the marsh were due on Wednesday.

A keen-eyed WebOS Internals user — Destinal — has dug around the code for the recently released webOS Doctor for webOS 2.0, and came across the references in a string of code that displays "temporarily not restoring logs for newer devices".

The negative predictive value for either intrinsic AKI or not restoring diuresis in patients with FENa > 0.36% and FEUrea > 31.5% was 92% and 94.5% respectively.

In turn, this has been criticised for potentially everting the labrum and not restoring its normal triangular cross-section and labral seal function, although the latter is debated.

There are other explanations for why restoration of D2L does not restore the plasticity, many of which are discussed, but still do not strengthen the conclusion that D2L autoreceptors are required for cocaine-induced plasticity.