Sentence examples for good to restore from inspiring English sources

On the Israeli-Turkish deal the president said the "the timing was good" to restore the ruptured relationship, though it was "a work in progress".

Occasionally, a hair mask is good to restore shine.

But even given the benefit of the doubt, hypothesizing that he can win one or two more, a healthy Nadal has the goods to restore the rivalry to full historical bloom by the time Federer is gone from the sport, playing family doubles with his wife and twin girls.

But on Wednesday, unemployment and jobs data out of the United States were just right for stocks, analysts said: good enough to restore confidence that the American economic recovery is continuing, but not so good that the Fed is likely to pull back on stimulus.

Now a U.S.-Australian research team is arguing that wolves would be a good way to restore the ecology--not just by reducing the numbers of deer but also because they would significantly change deer behavior by creating a "landscape of fear".

"Rudy is a good guy to restore investor confidence".

She said cost cuts and new business in the pipeline had put Bentley in a good position to restore profitability.

Having conflicting budgets is hardly a good way to restore confidence in the government's financial management.

Patients had to be monitored closely, since once the heart is damaged there is no good way to restore its pumping capacity.

Timothy's version proved to be the most tantalizing we have ever eaten, good enough to restore our faith in what has become a menu cliche.

"There is a very good opportunity to restore a great deal of energy to downtown by attracting empty nesters and young professionals".