Sentence examples for if we regain from inspiring English sources
If we regain what we have lost, we will be able to continue this narrative thread, continue the American story of triumph and success.
Furthermore, if we regain a more flexible and seasonal approach to what we buy and eat, then this might allow supermarkets and food producers to negotiate more flexible contracts, so that the producers will feel less pressured into producing a surplus.
We made strong progress in the decade or so following the "War on Poverty," and if we regain the political will, we can do so again.
It analyzes and explores how we move, why we move, and perhaps most importantly, how we regain movement if it fails us.
"That is why I'm staying on because there is a lot to be done and there is hope for the future if we can regain the trust of the British people".
And next month and, if we ever regain our collective sanity, on election day.
If we just regain wisdom, and join our hearts to our heads, then I think in the future we would not be making the decisions that some of these big multinationals are making.
We have a responsibility to ourselves and those who remain around us to be as strong as we can, and make efforts to stay on the path that life has provided us, remembering that, despite any loss, there are many gains and even joys that can await us, and be brought to others by us, if we can regain our equilibrium.
"If we are regaining confidence in the future of the most rewarding tradition in English art," he had written of the young painter's landscapes, "then it is thanks to the immense promise of his work".
It may be crucial to find out if we want to regain the ground we have lost since 2007.
