Sentence examples for lifetime to restore from inspiring English sources

For Chilean architects, this is the challenge of a lifetime: to restore beauty, to preserve history, to build sensibly.

In some cases, the damage can be so severe, it may take nearly a lifetime to restore.

If the justices overturn the entire law, which is just one of several possible outcomes, health insurance companies would be free to restore those lifetime caps.

ROSE MAKES HIS CASE AGAIN Pete Rose appealed directly to baseball's Hall of Fame to restore his eligibility, arguing that the lifetime ban he agreed to in 1989 was never intended to keep him out of Cooperstown.

Copper chelating agents are widely used to restore hepatic copper homeostasis, but they must be administrated over a lifetime and have little effect in severe cases.

Without ruling on a claim that the welfare system violates the state Constitution, a Harrison County judge has refused to restore benefits to two families who had used up their 60 months of lifetime benefits.

This literally helps to restore the body-mind to its natural condition, which is far more free of incessant thinking than a lifetime of conditioning has created, for almost all people.

Cabrera tried to restore order.

"They want to restore order.

To restore the democratic institutions.

We need to restore confidence.