Sentence examples for may have restored from inspiring English sources

The events of Wednesday may have restored the natural order.

If he achieved no immediate dividends, the Korean, Kim Yong Nam, the North's titular leader as chairman of the presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, may have restored a relationship that appeared at the height of the Vietnam war not only intense but altogether logical.

But if survivors received atropine, an antidote to sarin, as has been reported, this may have restored their enzyme levels, so the test would not be useful.

These cactus cupcakes from food blogger Alana Jones-Mann may have restored our faith in cupcakes for good.

If ACORN had the millions of dollars and the lobbying power of Goldman Sachs, the Catholic Church, and Pfizer, it may have restored its reputation and survived.

Based on the observation that targeted gene deletion of PPARα causes down-regulation of β-adrenoceptors (Loichot et al., 2006), Wy14,643 may have restored the chronotropic response by increasing NA receptor density.

It may not have restored his health, but it restored his sensitivity.

"Barry Lyndon" may not have restored the prestige of the literary costume drama ("period -- or feather -- films," as Mr. Canby put it) in Hollywood.

The present dignified parade, though still liable to draw in the dangerous loyalist element, may even have restored some of the local Orange lodge's battered reputation.

It now qualifies for help under the EU-led Stability Pact for the region, and may soon have restored ties with all the independent parts of the old Yugoslavia, including Bosnia.

The movie that the lost man and I had come to see, "Mad Detective," directed by Wai Ka- fai and the astonishingly prolific Mr. To, may not have restored anyone's love of cinema, but it sent a jolt of energy through the audience, which laughed and twitched throughout this daft genre exercise.