Sentence examples for it could restore from inspiring English sources

If Greece still had its own currency, it could restore competitiveness through devaluation.

Osborne's calculation is that, if Labour votes against the measure, it could restore its reputation for reckless spending and wastefulness.

WU-TANG CLAN Over the last few years it looked as if the Staten Island hip-hop crew might entirely drown in its members' side projects, some of which have been dreadful; if the group's latest project, "The W," is a solid album of tag-team rapping, it could restore its place.

As it happened, the district later found it could restore some $390,000 to its budget; after extensive deliberations, $125,000 of it went to sports, enough for six varsity programs in the fall and four in the spring.

RDF Media, producers of Faking It and the BBC's controversial documentary about the Queen, saw its shares drop today despite attempts to reassure the market it could restore the broadcaster's trust.

And it could restore stream banks in the Schoharie basin.

"Maybe I could restore it," he said.

If he could return every last spoonful of dust to the quarry from whence it came, he could restore the land, and, along with it, a vision of the past.

A do-it-yourself owner could restore a shotgun for not much more than the amount twenty-six thousamount twenty-sixconsthousand assistance that FEMA was promising to homeowners who lackedollars ine.

Voting, it was thought, could restore democracy and jumpstart growth.

We could restore it, make it a visitor's center or restaurant and cafe".