Sentence examples for has recovered relatively from inspiring English sources
He has been left with some scarring but the court heard he has recovered relatively well mentally.
MARKET OVERVIEW The market in Prague has recovered relatively well from the economic crisis, which struck with full force in 2009, hitting some areas harder than others, said Jan Mraz of Svoboda & Williams, the listing agent.
Therefore, YB-AHM therapy could be a suitable strategy as consolidation and/or maintenance therapy because MM cells have already been reduced in number and the number of effector cells has recovered (relatively high E/T ratio) by this phase.
There was actually a sense that Smith had recovered relatively well from that disastrous interview.
The forward appears to have recovered relatively quickly from the disappointment of Champions League semi-final elimination - and a missed penalty in the shoot-out - and goes into Euro 2012 with a La Liga winner's medal.
Although most reefs showed rapid recovery, coral cover on North Keppel Island declined from 46% to <10% after bleaching and had recovered relatively little after two years (Fig. 2), despite a marked seasonal decline in L. variegata.
A relatively stable 36percentt of Americans say the U.S. has recovered from the terrorist attacks, while 32percentt say it has yet to recover, and 20percentt don't believe that it ever will.
For a relatively short time, his actions proved immensely popular with most Ugandans, but the country has recovered slowly from the economic consequences of the expulsions.
Performance has recovered somewhat.
The economy has recovered.
