Sentence examples for fully reconstruct from inspiring English sources

During the early months of 1952, Wasserman pursued the sag waiver in ways so deft and untraceable that even subsequent F.B.I. and grand-jury investigations were unable to fully reconstruct what he had done.

Although we do not have complete visibility because we are not able to fully reconstruct the electronic record of that sorting, we believe our investigation has been sufficient to give us reasonable confidence there was no intentional misconduct in connection with that sorting effort.

Shall we leave it, defeated and ignorant, because we cannot fully reconstruct it any more than we can relive it?" Married three times, Mr. Wolper is survived by his wife of 36 years, the former Gloria Hill; two sons, Mark and Michael, and a daughter, Leslie, by his second wife, the former Margaret Dawn Richard; and 10 grandchildren.

However, within the scope of this paper, I was not able to fully reconstruct the origin of this convergence.

Then, they found a powerful key with which to fully reconstruct the cave's history: a buried "hill" consisting of layer upon layer of sediment, unaffected by erosion.

Usually, the receiver can fully reconstruct the original k data packets if at least k packets of the FEC block are correctly received.

The church was fully reconstructed in the 20th century; reconstruction works were carried out by a team under architect Boyan Kuzupov.

However, the advantages of having a fully reconstructed metabolic network far outweigh the problems encountered in the course of reconstruction.

About 125 years old, it was fully reconstructed and its historic details restored in 2004.

"Because it's not structurally independent, it would need to be severed, shored up and fully reconstructed" at a cost of $10 million.

But with any number of sides, this book would not make good on Jennings's promise of a fully reconstructed revisionist account of the American Revolution "for adults".