Sentence examples for may be regained from inspiring English sources
How that trust may be regained is explained by Edward Walker, a Clinton Middle East adviser: Arafat must announce that "we put our future and fate in the hands of the US" - which has led the campaign to undermine Palestinian rights for 30 years.
Ms. Levin's definition of optimism for one patient may be regaining the ability to drive.
The number of people leaving or receiving jobs picked up in September, the Labor Department reported Tuesday, a sign that that the labor market may be regaining its health.
Back-to-back monthly gains suggest that consumer confidence is on the mend and may be regaining the traction it lost due to the fiscal cliff, payroll-tax hike, and sequester.
The largest deal so far this year was Colony Capital's $6.7 billion purchase of Inmobiliaria Colonial, a Spanish property firm.The private-equity industry may be regaining some of its bravado but it has not gone back to its glory days.
The suit, joined by the campaign watchdog groups Democracy 21, Public Citizen and the Campaign Legal Center, signaled that forces for increased campaign finance regulation may be regaining their footing after the controversy over the I.R.S.'s targeting of political groups had put them on the defensive for months.
Investors may be regaining their appetite for initial public offerings now that the Nasdaq Composite is signaling an upturn.
So it may be regaining some of its original force as a term anchored in a sense of economic injury.
He retained a "reduce" recommendation and commented: "A significant proportion of the advertising revenue lost in the current downturn may never be regained.
It may also be regained if the person is persistently interrogated in the waking state, again suggesting that the amnesia is apparent rather than real.
In an age when overprotective parents try to inundate kids at sleep-away camp with e-mail messages, and bombard camp switchboards with nervous queries, many of the freedoms remembered in "Camp Camp" may never be regained.
