Sentence examples for longer be restored from inspiring English sources
The woody invasion process has reached a point at which the pampean grasslands on the better-drained soils will no longer be restored to a grassland biome without human intervention.
The revised rules, pushed by agribusiness interests, mean that 112,000 square miles — roughly equivalent to the area of Arizona or Italy — will no longer have to be restored.
It is possible that the Katonah well is no longer polluted and could be restored to service, he said.
Mr. Fugate said it could be several days, if not longer, before electricity will be restored across the region.
He said it would take a little longer for heat to be restored as the authority tests and installs temporary boilers.
In late 2010, an analysis by The Washington Post found that Pepco customers typically experienced more power outages and waited longer for service to be restored than customers of other big-city U.S. utility companies.
Englander: In the eurozone, the adjustment comes by incomes shrinking, which brings down borrowing levels [as business can't afford to borrow for expansion and hiring.] This process is very painful, because it takes much longer for competitiveness to be restored.
It demands that the agreement between the Parks Department and Lincoln Center be terminated, that the park be restored and no longer be used for nonpark purposes and that any concession revenue from the park be paid into the city's general fund.
It should be restored to the Medicare trust fund... to make its solvency last longer," he said.
"Democracy will be restored.
