Sentence examples for least restored from inspiring English sources

The Ivorian's arrival at least restored the all-Francophone nature of Arsène Wenger's rearguard.

So South Africa's dream is over but they at least restored some pride; there was some honour in their failure.

He gave generous endowments to religious communities, establishing the Cistercians at Heiligenkreuz, and he founded, or at least restored, the monastery of Klosterneuburg, which he then gave to Augustinian canons.

John Wall obviously doesn't mean as much to his city as Robert Griffin III – this year it seemed like no athlete meant more to any city – but his return at least restored a little bit of balance.

Once big names Eoin Morgan (18) and Dan Christian (5) followed soon after Malan, Somerset were always likely to run out victors, but Simpson's entertaining innings from 30 balls, with five fours and a six, at least restored some pride.

I don't think a further downward spiral would have been the case had the Governor's recall succeeded in Wisconsin, where the Walker agenda really has rent the fabric of the kind of cooperative problem-solving Wisconsinites treasure, and Tom Barrett would have at least restored a positive outlook.

Here, then, are some practical initiatives that can make a difference right now, that can at least restore morale while we wait for more cops.

Under the circumstances, Mr. Levy evidently decided that remaining in the Government would only hasten his political decline, while resigning would at least restore him to the limelight.

If there are no further breakdowns, it is possible that the meeting may at least restore faith in the UN climate process.

Mr Najib will have to win big to convince the sceptics, at the very least restoring the BN's two-thirds majority.

Mr. Trumka says he believes that if unions are having a hard time increasing their ranks, they can at least restore their clout by building a broad coalition to advance a worker-friendly political and economic agenda.