Sentence examples for it functional again from inspiring English sources

A number of incorrect passcode entries can disable the phone, and anyone trying to bypass an iPhone passcode by connecting the phone to a computer must erase the iPhone's contents to make it functional again.

The statement said Tumblr hoped to have it fully functional again soon.

It is important to determine when exactly in pregnancy the cortisol response starts to become dampened, and when postpartum it becomes fully functional again.

There is no easier way to insult a new mom than to downplay the amount of time it takes her body to heal and become fully functional again after giving birth.

To become functional again, does Congress need to return to old traditions, or does it need to be innovative, find a new way of doing business?

In addition, it wasn't as if a switch was flipped, and everything immediately went back to being 100percentt functional again as soon as the App Store's status returned to green.

Disaster relief activities by the medical workers and the medical relief teams lasted for as long as 6 months, since it took a significant amount of time for local clinics and hospitals in the affected areas to become functional again [ 12].

They have an Internet cafe, 15 minutes of free satellite phone calls this week and a swimming pool inherited from Qusay Hussein that is almost functional again.

"It's much easier to go out and tell somebody their family member died than it is to tell them they have 'survived' but are never going to wake up and are never going to be functional again and are forever going to be in the state they're going to see them," said Dr. Gary Merlotti, chairman of Mount Sinai's surgery department.

Stern used it to describe patients who were "on the border" of psychosis and neurosis, individuals who displayed particular symptoms under stress but then soon became relatively functional again.

The result could be a situation much like the present one with Citigroup, in which one bailout follows another, with mounting costs and risks for taxpayers and with investors, borrowers and consumers left to wonder when the banking system will be reliably functional again.