Sentence examples for fully rebuilding from inspiring English sources

But the findings, reported in tomorrow's issue of Science,* make it clear that fully rebuilding an HIV-ravaged immune system is a tall order, especially given the limits of treatments available today.

The damage index on the Y-axis in Fig. 1 refers to the total cost of repairing the building fabric of a group of buildings exposed to volcanic ash fall divided by the total cost of fully rebuilding the same assets in the existing locality to current local building regulations (Maqsood et al., 2014, p8).

He did not specify whether they were destroyed during his time in office or if he didn't get around to fully rebuilding them.

In addition to fully rebuilding and enlarging the Temple, he artificially expanded the platform on which it stood, doubling it in size.

Fully rebuilding our fisheries would contribute $31 billion and 500,000 jobs to the economy -- one third more revenue and employment than fishing generates today.

On that basis it could be 2035 before Labour fully rebuilds in the shires.

To fully rebuild the G.E.D. system, the State Legislature will also need to put a lot more money into the program.

Honda's operations were the most disrupted by the March earthquake and tsunami in Japan and the company is still working to fully rebuild its inventories.

But with Mr. Silverstein now seemingly unable to fulfill his obligation to fully rebuild the 10-million-square-foot trade center, many officials say it may be time to remove him.

Nevertheless, Mr. Casperson, a prominent Republican contributor who is a former chief executive of the Beneficial Corporation, said much of the $300 million it would take to fully rebuild Ellis Island would have to come from Washington.

Initially commissioned by the branding agency J Walter Thompson, all the works will be auctioned by Christie's in March to help raise the £13.5m needed to fully rebuild the Mackintosh-designed building.