Sentence examples for fundamentally restore from inspiring English sources

In the climactic season of his presidency, the winter of 2010, Obama would seek to fundamentally restore balance to American government.

Second, after the emotional strain of this campaign, being surrounded by nature will fundamentally restore your energy and focus.

More fundamentally, restoring equitable legal treatment for Muslim-Americans is an important step in our long recovery from the terror that Al Qaeda inflicted on us so many years ago.

The reduction in c-myb (n = 52 of 55; 95%) and runx1 (n = 56 of 58; 97%) expression in zTERT morphants was also unchanged in the p53-deficient genetic background, suggesting that the definitive hematopoietic stem and/or progenitor cell development is not fundamentally restored in the p53 mutants (Figure 5F), and p53 morphants (data not shown).

He told MPs and peers on the joint committee on privacy and injunctions that the Press Complaints Commission must be fundamentally reformed to restore public confidence in newspapers.

Critical of its protagonist, yet fundamentally sympathetic, it restores a much-demonised figure to his full humanity.

In a veiled reference to President Obama and his pledges to fundamentally transform America, she said, "We must not fundamentally transform America as some would want; we must restore America and restore her honor".

As part of the broader health care reform effort, abstinence-only advocates are trying hard to restore financing for the narrow, ineffective and fundamentally dishonest approach.

If a company doesn't have a fundamentally sound business, no amount of management wizardry can restore it.

However, attempts to restore diversity by T-cell depletion have fundamentally failed, most likely due to lack of thymic competence [ 31, 32].

He hoped to restore authenticity to a religion he saw as fundamentally rational, open to change and innovation, but which had become corrupt.