Sentence examples for longer restored from inspiring English sources

(Paintings, it seems, are no longer restored; they're conserved).

A picture as riveting as being buttonholed by the Ancient Mariner, it's best visited after seeing the longer, restored version of The Shining that opens next week.

Many conservators no longer restore objects to approximate their original condition as fine arts museums do, preferring instead to maintain the way they looked when acquired.

With any of these receptors blocked, a shot of THC could no longer restore the rats' sexual behavior.

In contrast, the type III event shows a triangle-shaped signal and a longer restore period, implying a gradual release of absorption.

However, when the J-domain was removed from GAK, it could no longer restore normal chromosome alignment in GAK-depleted cells (Fig.  4a), suggesting that the major function of GAK is to recycle clathrin from endocytic vesicles at the onset of mitosis to allow it to function at the spindle.

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.

But he said it may take longer to restore power to customers whose service was interrupted by the explosion.

Why would the builders of smart bombs and X-ray sunglasses take longer to restore power than Mr. Hussein did after the 1991 Persian Gulf war?

It may take much longer to restore a minimum of trust to Haitian political life, let alone reverse the country's economic ruin.

His Republican challenger, Christopher J. Christie, retreating from a key campaign promise, says he can no longer fully restore property tax breaks for homeowners, given the uncertainty of the state's finances.