Sentence examples for make a restart from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Solomon believes that the lessons of the failed first go-round will make a restart easier.

As for progress, we made a restart, we re-engaged.

The Citizens Nuclear Information Centerr, a Japanese antinuclear group, says Monju's use of plutonium makes a restart like playing Russian roulette.

Hours later, the prime minister indicated that he may soon make a decision on restarting the Oi nuclear plant in western Japan, which he hopes will be a first step toward turning on Japan's other idled plants.

After Mike Conway, a driver for A. J. Foyt, thumped into a pile of tires entering the fourth-turn of the two-mile street course, Hunter-Reay made a smooth restart.

Moreover, at certain instants in time, all existing debts may be waived and the servers are reset making a clear restart of the system.

He added that Iraq did make an effort to restart its nuclear weapons program in 2000 and 2001, but that the evidence suggested that the program was rudimentary at best and would have taken years to rebuild, after being largely abandoned in the 1990's.

On this occasion, the Spaniard scored his second within two minutes of the restart to make a Rovers revival even less likely.

And then we had the farce of the Beeb's latest gimmick – sending a reporter on to the pitch before the game restarted to make a point in an earnest Alan pantridge-esque pant.

Obviously this could snarl several lines well after the storm has passed, but it is unlikely that a decision will be made on a restart of service until the authority can inspect its tunnels and equipment.

Newly formed bond insurance companies can be privatized once they are up and running so that the government can restart lending and make a profit.