Sentence examples for has restored some from inspiring English sources

Although the recession has restored some spare capacity, emerging-market demand is likely to grow steadily.

Groundbreaking gene therapy has restored some vision to patients who were going blind.

In timber-deficient countries the afforestation of hillslopes, chiefly with quickly growing conifers, has restored some of the former forests.

He has restored some of the BJP's old sense of purpose.But this momentum may not take it very far.

"Paulson's speech has restored some confidence," Yves Marçais, a sales trader at Global Equities in Paris, said.

Still, Skinner has restored some much-needed confidence after his team finished last in the Big East last season.

By Tuesday, Viacom had restored some of the streams, including Monday night's "Daily Show".

Thus, in exchange for some military obligations, the Cossacks had restored some of their autonomy in the short term.

The Booker case and others have restored some of it, but there remain excessive mandatory minimums, which Congress should rescind.

It also might have restored some of the luster that Mr. Weill's public image has lost in the last two years.

But then came a couple of industry-sponsored tastings that might have restored some of Ms. Robinson's shattered illusions.