Sentence examples for less regained from inspiring English sources

And so, seven years after everything was lost, and thanks to the Pope's delight in a show that happily trafficked in adultery and the shifty morals of the clergy — this in the same year that Leo X excommunicated Martin Luther — Machiavelli at last came into Medici favor, and everything was more or less regained.

Neither the doctors nor hospital orderlies who saw her in the days and even weeks after she was brought to a hospital in eastern Afghanistan at the end of September — with her brain protruding from her skull — thought she would survive, much less regain the ability to walk, wash herself, eat and speak.

Doctors discovered, however, that the damage to Kenny's spinal cord had been extremely severe and warned that the dog might not survive, much less regain his full strength.

This leads to healing and later remodelling in such a way that the bone more or less regains its original shape.

But Mr. Arafat has insisted repeatedly that he does not have a mandate from the Arab world to do anything less than regain sovereignty over all of East Jerusalem.

At 12 months, higher SF-36 mental health composite scores were associated with less weight regain (p <.01).

Nackers and team's study examines the association between rate of initial weight loss and long-term maintenance of lost weight, by looking specifically at whether losing weight at a slow initial rate results in larger long-term weight reduction and less weight regain than losing weight at a fast initial rate.

Personal contact is associated with improved behavioural parameters and less weight regain compared with non-contact internet based programmes.

There was a 5.8 vs. 2.2 kg weight loss at 1 year, and less weight regain at 2 years.

Satisfaction was significantly correlated with less weight regain (p=.001), and a majority of participants reported that they were at least somewhat likely to continue using TAT.

Bellisle discussed a meta-analysis of 16 randomized controlled trials in which replacing sugars by nonnutritive sweeteners was associated with a 10% reduction in daily energy intake, with an average 0.2 kg/week greater weight loss and with less weight regain after weight loss.