Sentence examples for largely regained from inspiring English sources

AFTER the initial jolt of Italy's inconclusive election last month financial markets have largely regained their poise.

Observers who had expected Mr. Saakashvili's support to collapse after the 2008 war were proved wrong; over the last year, his party, the United National Movement, has largely regained the popularity it had before the war.

Comcast shares have largely regained ground the company lost during the turbulence that began in August.

In the U.S. DPP, weight loss was largely regained after the DPP ended, despite initiation of the HELP program (35) (Fig. 1 A ).

In the extension (12-month evaluable n = 146), initial weight loss was largely regained in the placebo group but maintained or continued in all but the pramlintide 120 μg b.i.d.

This will boost the supply of aluminium and these other metals, but markets will have already priced in much of the effect.Indeed, thanks to stronger demand, the Economist Intelligence Unit's index of base-metal prices will rebound by 4.7% in the coming year, largely regaining the ground it lost in 2013, though still far short of 2011 levels.

After weaning, TGPAT mice exhibit catch-up growth and largely regain proportionality.

True, some large banks have regained their footing, thanks largely to robust capital markets.

Even relatively successful presidents, like Bill Clinton, were largely unable to regain this position after it was lost.

In fact, from a population of tumour cells that were largely FAK-deficient, the tumours that eventually arose regained FAK expression.

However his fall from grace, which was largely of his own making, was spectacular and he never regained his popularity.