Sentence examples for has almost recovered from inspiring English sources

The forest has almost recovered by itself, although I still saw affected trees everywhere, including on Badaró's property, the seeds of the pod black, cobwebby, and spoiled-smelling.

Major League Soccer is being considered as a destination for the 27-year-old, who has almost recovered from the knee injury that cut short his loan move to West Ham.

Richard Cox, the city's chief operating officer, said Atlanta has almost recovered from a cyberattack that took aim at the city's computer network in March, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Stephen Deere reports.

Employment across developed countries has almost recovered to pre-crisis levels but weak wage growth has blighted living standards, a respected thinktank has said, as it called for more government action to boost productivity and protect workers from workplace automation.

The number of people employed in Britain has almost recovered to the level at which it stood before the deep recession of 2008-09, buthehemploymentnt rate is 1.4 percentage points lower at 71.5%.

Asking prices for homes coming on to the market in England and Wales rose by 1% in the month to mid-March and the average has almost recovered to the all-time high reach last summer, according to the latest figures from property listings website Rightmove.

Dexia had almost recovered from its previous stumble when its troubles flared anew in recent weeks.

The capillary and arterial density of this group recovered with angiogenic synergism and cardiac functions had almost recovered.

Japanese exports have almost recovered to their precrisis peak, at least when measured in dollars, but those of Germany and Britain remain more than 13 percent below their precrisis peaks.

After the counter-bias training exercise, and before the nap, people's bias tended to have fallen, but without the extra cues during sleep, their level of bias had almost recovered to baseline after the nap.

The Paris-based thinktank said that more widely, across its 34 member countries employment had almost recovered to pre-crisis levels but weak wage growth had blighted living standards.