Sentence examples for have been reconstructing from inspiring English sources

Investigators have been reconstructing the episode from pilot interviews, the flight data recorder and the jet's damaged parts, but their first major report is not due for at least two weeks.

In the grand story of evolution that scientists have been reconstructing since Charles Darwin's voyage on H.M.S. Beagle, the chapter on mate selection reads something like this: males compete among themselves to attract females, showing off their antlers, bright plumage or other ornaments that signal good health.

Over the last couple of decades, musicians have been reconstructing the legacy of composers who spent World War II in Terezin (also known by its German name, Theresienstadt), a garrison city near Prague that the Nazis turned into a concentration camp.

Back in our labs in La Jolla, we downloaded the sequence and have been reconstructing the algae genome in the computer in automated fashion.

These features have been reconstructed in Camden.

Or should have been reconstructed decades ago.

The current personnel records have been reconstructed.

The aircraft would have been reconstructed [but] the west has lost interest.

Remnants of rejected scripts from the bottom drawers of dead screenwriters have been reconstructed and recorded.

As in any memoir, some of the interior life here has to have been reconstructed.

The existing palace must have been reconstructed in the 14th century bce.