Sentence examples for has fully recovered from from inspiring English sources

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He has fully recovered from his fall and wants to return to work.

Now 74, he has fully recovered from a stroke in 1995.

Assuming Chardy has fully recovered from Tuesday's epic, this could go either way.

His performance Sunday was further evidence that Dumars has fully recovered from the broken left hand he suffered in February.

The court says Mr Roberts had a "benign idiopathic seizure" and that he has "fully recovered from the incident".

Government austerity measures aim to eradicate the "structural" budget – the bit that remains even when the economy has fully recovered from the deep recession of 2008-09.

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The United States is generally thought to have fully recovered from the Great Depression by about 1939.

He batted away the suggestion that Poundland would slip out of fashion once Britain had fully recovered from recession.

With goaltender MARTIN BRODEUR having fully recovered from a groin problem and a laceration in his head, the Devils returned FREDERIC HENRY to Albany before the game...

Before his place in the side was confirmed he was taken to hospital for a scan on his achilles to make sure he had fully recovered from injury.

He was not used against the Saints, even though he had fully recovered, from a hamstiltig pull that had left him out of the two previous game.

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