Sentence examples for if not restored from inspiring English sources

Portrayed favorably and heroically by the press, Crane emerged from the ordeal with his reputation enhanced, if not restored, after the battering he received during the Dora Clark affair.

Circulatory shock is defined as failure of the cardiovascular system to maintain effective tissue perfusion, causing cellular dysfunction and subsequent acute organ system failure if not restored promptly.

If not restored, this constant malfunctioning of neuromuscular control and flawed regulation of dynamic movements may lead to inappropriate muscular activity (i.e. over- or under-utilization) [ 19– 22].

There is a sense of urgency in "Double Play" that suggests it had to be written -- to mourn, if not restore, the certainties of Bobby's prewar world.

He is also warning the situation could deteriorate if funding is not restored in coming years.

Vascular conditions, including interruption of circulation, disrupt nervous function; if circulation is not restored speedily, irreversible damage to neurons results.

Judges in certain jurisdictions have warned that they may have to suspend civil jury trials if financing is not restored.

Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said Thursday that the government would review the Swat peace agreement if peace was not restored.

The nobility would probably have declined more swiftly if Napoleon had not restored it, but it could never recover its former privileges.

I managed to reach Zelaya by phone, and asked him what would happen if he was not restored to the Presidency.

Four days after the accord was signed, Thomas Shannon jolted Honduras, and much of Latin America, by suggesting, on CNN en Español, that, even if Zelaya were not restored to the Presidency, the United States would recognize the results of the November elections.