Sentence examples for great restoration from inspiring English sources

"Great restoration of the Grand Palais," he wrote.

The great Restoration composer Henry Purcell (1659 95) owes his reputation largely to the incidental music he wrote for plays and adaptations of plays by Shakespeare, John Dryden, Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, and William Congreve, among many others.

Charles Alexander of the Ernestine house of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (1818 1901) was the chief sponsor of a great restoration of the Wartburg, which had decayed since Luther's time.

In many parts there has been a great restoration of habitats: partly accidental, as farmers have vacated marginal lands; partly deliberate, as ambitious European conservation groups have secured the protection of large areas.

The prize in all this is Ausubel's "great restoration". This rewilding of nature will see American bison roaming across new "buffalo commons" on the Great Plains, as well as wolves reconquering Europe, and — if Brand's hopes for using genetic technology to recreate the animals we drove to extinction come true — then a de-extinction, too.

These findings indicate Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon rely on rearing habitats across a broader geographic region than previously known, potentially opening up greater restoration and conservation opportunities for species recovery.

This suggests that that using a mix of species or genotypes that includes both tolerant and competitive plants might result in the greatest restoration success in highly invaded environments.

In patients, greater restoration of coagulation factor levels with FFP is hampered by the risk of fluid overload.

More importantly, exposure to MG132 demonstrated a greater restoration of nuclear Survivin in samples treated with VP16.

Interestingly, greater restoration of cell viability was observed in cisplatin-resistant variants of IGROV-1 and A2780.

Among the three PINs, the 3 m1 and M3 mutants of PIN2 showed the greatest restoration of root hair growth.