Sentence examples for going to be restored from inspiring English sources
All of the abandoned buildings near the businesses are going to be restored, meaning hundreds of potential new customers.
"The reason they can do it is that they are confident the demographic balance is not going to be restored to what it was in 1992," he said.
"The president's cuts of $716 billion to Medicare, those cuts are going to be restored if I become president and Paul Ryan becomes vice president," Mr. Romney told CBS News.
"If trust in financial services is going to be restored, which it must be, then customers need to be confident that those advising them understand, and are driven by, what they need.
As a result, Dr. Paul R. Helft, an oncologist and director of the ethics center at the Indiana University School of Medicine, said in an interview, "you can walk around any I.C.U. and see patients who are receiving aggressive therapies where the team decided days or weeks ago that the treatments are futile -- these patients are not going to be restored to health".
You'd think that soon balance was finally going to be restored, and that generation no-home was finally going to feel some of that sweet trickle-down.
"Over the next five years we are going to be restoring the pedestrian portion immediately west of Riverside Drive over its entire length from 72nd to 151st Streets," said Charles McKinney, administrator of Riverside Park for the Parks Department.
"The overarching issue for him is going to be restoring American leadership of free trade," said Harold McGraw III, the chief executive officer of McGraw Hill Companies, who serves as chairman of the Emergency Committee for American Trade, a lobbying group.
It's going to be about restoring pride.
