Sentence examples for has gradually restored from inspiring English sources

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall and, more recently, with the rise of Germany as a leading economic and cultural force in the European Union, an influx of artists has gradually restored the city's vibrancy.

But he has gradually restored his reputation at Stoke, guiding the Potters to a ninth-place finish last season, and even a draw at Loftus Road ensured Stoke, unbeaten away from home this season, are now enjoying their best run on the road since April 2010.

Over the last two decades they have gradually restored the house, which they described as a wreck.

The new owners have gradually restored 20 buildings at a cost of almost $1m.

Demand for tickets is higher than the available seats at the big opera houses, he said, and government support, cut to 184 million euros (about $267 million at the current exchange rate) in 2006 from 252 million (about $366 million, also at the current rate) in 2003, has gradually been restored.

Under Mr. Haw's guidance, the nine-story building has been gradually restored, and office suites have been leased to small businesses and professional and creative people, including architects, filmmakers and advertising agencies.

His hearing has been gradually restored following a number of other operations and a hearing aid.

She has been gradually restoring her house -- retaining the wooden windows (against others' advice), redoing the front facade.

The posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) has gradually shown an increasing trend to restore the structural integrity of intervertebral disc space [ 1] and maintain stability after decompressing pathogens that compresses the dura or the nerve root in degenerative lumbar diseases inducing instability, radiculopathy, and others.

The National Trust has gradually pushed back modern farming, and is restoring this landscape to bare grassy chalk downland.

Since 1990, the Saxony authorities have been gradually restoring Colditz, and the walls of the main courtyard are now their original bright yellow rather than the dull grey of the war years.