Sentence examples for long rebuilding from inspiring English sources

The American people have worked too hard, for too long, rebuilding from one crisis to see their elected officials cause another.

He does not expect a long rebuilding process.

By dealing Howard now, the Magic will guarantee themselves a peaceful start to the season and a long rebuilding process.

Fortunately, they either wittingly or unwittingly have started laying some of the ground work for the long rebuilding process ahead.

The Sixers won 27 games last season under Eddie Jordan, and a long rebuilding process appeared on the horizon.

Alex Rondeli, an analyst, suggests that part of the problem is that no politician who wants to stay in office can be truly honest about how long rebuilding Georgia is going to take.

He called for the nation to rally around a sustained long-term rebuilding effort long after the story has disappeared from the news.

Already, in the Post this morning, one sees the cries for Tebow to start — a move that would, of course, be the first step in surrendering the season, mark the end of the Ryan era, and point the way toward one more achingly long "rebuild".

He had set out his political views on Russia's future in two long essays, Rebuilding Russia and How Shall We Organise Russia, and fully expected to be consulted by the country's political elite, but it did not happen.

Led by Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive and former President Bill Clinton — and modeled after the agency created after the 2004 South Asia tsunami — it is supposed to plan and carry out long-term rebuilding projects paid for with donors' billions.

It is really taking long to rebuild.