Sentence examples for help to claw back from inspiring English sources
The firm hopes it will help to claw back sales from Microsoft and Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch.
Instead, his ties with the National Guard and his ownership of PrivatBank could help him to claw back influence.
Others walked out, holding their umbrellas aloft.Seemingly unruffled, Mr Leung set out his plans for boosting the availability of affordable housing and spending more on pensions schemes that might help him to claw back at least some public support.
Still it's helped Mac to claw back some sense of pride in the country's pluralism.
It was a move that helped him to claw back some of the enormous advantage that Ford had gained from its introduction a decade earlier of mass production and the assembly line.In his famous-for-its-title book "Small is Beautiful", E.F.
The United States has carried out a wave of air strikes against the jihadis in northern Iraq, helping Kurdish forces to claw back ground lost to the militants this month.
To the extent that American outreach to Pakistan is currently disproportionately aimed at the military establishment, a shift to a more traditional diplomatic relationship may help Pakistan's civilian leaders continue to claw back the military's power over foreign affairs and security policy.
On Wednesday, it announced plans to claw back bonuses to help pay for the latest settlement.
The Robin Hood tax has also become a rallying point for labor unions, nongovernmental organizations and the Occupy Wall Street movement, which view it as a way to claw back money from the top 1 percent to help the other 99 percent.
They just wanted to claw back".
Ryanair has managed to claw back $5 million from Chinese hackers.
