Sentence examples for is being regained from inspiring English sources

Trust in religious and political leaders that has been lost at the national level is being regained closer to home.

Occupied though it may be, it is a paradise that is "subject to being regained".

The ground lost to Islam in the 7th century was thus fast being regained; and, although Jerusalem was never reached, the important Christian city of Antioch, seat of one of the patriarchs, was recaptured in 969.

Paradise, lost to bigotry and paranoia 300 years before, was being a little regained.

When wages are being squeezed to regain export competitiveness, it is hard to sell the idea of higher energy prices, particularly when the rest of the world is doing too little to cut greenhouse gases.

One of his objectives was was to regain the preeminence among Arab states which Sadat lost after Camp David, but he has not wavered in his refusal to repudiate Egyptian-Israeli peace as the price of Egypt's return to the Arab fold.

The 29-year-old admits that although her split with Brand was painful, she's been slowly regaining her confidence now that she's dating her "fantastic partner," Mayer.

After several seasons of exploitation the land was being left idle to regain fertility.

Nigel then claims that he blacked out and, when he regained consciousness, was being tazed by two officers from Newport Police Department.

That means that many of us are being interrupted too often to regain focus, with the result that our work and mental clarity suffer.

It's clear that the time of this announcement – secretive as it was – was aimed at regaining interest after the launch of the iPad Pro last week.