Sentence examples for its former state from inspiring English sources

If Bonfire is resumed by the university in its former state, it will have to be designed and overseen by a professional engineer.

"It doesn't matter to some councils whether the material gets incinerated - which is legitimate, in that it is turning waste into energy - or whether it is returned to its former state.

Melatonin, once oxidized, cannot be reduced to its former state because it forms several stable end-products upon reacting with free radicals.

Melatonin, on the other hand, once oxidized, cannot be reduced to its former state because it forms several stable end-products upon reacting with free radicals.

And after hearing the young artist wax poetic on the powers of restoring a once living thing to its former state of beauty, it's easy to see why.

Built from scratch in 1988, it soon leapt ahead of most of its former state rivals to become the second-largest retail bank.

ACCORDING to an OECD report published earlier this month, Mexico has deregulated its former state-owned industries more swiftly than almost anywhere else.

Treasury officials said on Wednesday that the Lebanese had frozen $495 million, mainly from the Iraqi central bank and from its former state-run oil marketing arm.

He opposed Poland's entry into the European Union and has characterized the privatization of its former state-owned industries as a corrupt process.

After the fall of the Soviet Union, its former states were left not only with rubble and ruined economies, but also a fractured regional identity.

The gender-specific language was added to the Texas Health and Safety Code in 1997 as part of a renewed commitment to conservative values, said its author, former State Representative Will Hartnett, Republican of Dallas.