Sentence examples for it is regaining from inspiring English sources

It is fair to say, though, that it is regaining its place as one of Europe's thriving, intriguing capitals.

Now, however, it is regaining its popularity as a way of helping managers and directors to think about future uncertainties.At Microsoft, Brent Callinicos, the company's treasurer, keeps track of six or seven different scenarios at a time.

"Slowly but surely, it is regaining the regard it was first held in," Jeffrey Katzenberg, the chief executive of DreamWorks Animation said in an interview.

In the last half-century or so the classic geographical approach hasn't been very popular in scholarly essays, nor in literary writing, but it is regaining a new attention under the pressure of necessity.

Some of that deficit could be erased if Chief Executive Paul Otellini Paul Otellini makes positive comments regarding expected computer sales for the remainder of the year, but the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company must show it is regaining competitive form against rival microprocessor concern Advanced Micro Devices, which reports on Wednesday.

"It's regaining the power," she says.

"Showscan was my favorite," he said, "because it was regaining, and going beyond, what I'd done with Kubrick".

The government imported petrol from Brazil and claimed that it was regaining control of strikebound oil facilities.

She said that Eritrea had attacked the retreating Ethiopian troops to "convince the international community that it was regaining the upper hand".

PARIS — UBS, the biggest Swiss bank, reported strong growth in its core wealth management business early this year, welcoming what it said Tuesday were signs that it was regaining the trust of clients who deserted it during the financial crisis.

UBS, the Swiss bank, on Tuesday reported strong growth this year in its core wealth management business, welcoming what it said were signs that it was regaining the trust of clients who deserted the bank during the financial crisis.