Sentence examples for may restore some from inspiring English sources
Spotlighting the city in this context, however, may restore some luster to the Brass City's tarnished image.
The change of management, Mr. Hardy said, may restore "some but not enough" confidence to investors' view of Marconi.
If only one kidney is involved or if the affected areas are limited, surgery may restore some functioning.
Exploiting these and taxing their foreign operators is the best way for Bolivia to leave poverty behind.Let the real people speakThe election may restore some sense.
The belatedness of the film's release may restore some of its timeliness, since it arrives in the wake of the anniversary of the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center.
A topical gel or cream called immuno-modulators may restore some pigment by changing the immune system in the area where applied so that it doesn't attack pigment-making cells, or melanocytes.
This, along with the talk of impeachment, may restore to Congress some of the initiative usually held by the White House.The journalists go to workAs well as the threat of an assertive Congress, the presidency faces the challenge of an increasingly intrusive press.
Restoring some rivers reaches to free-flowing conditions may restore substantial environmental benefits, but at some economic cost.
Coupled with positive changes in lifestyle, such optimization may restore normal sexual function to some men.
Some species may restore organs or limbs in total; mammals are mostly restricted to reparation; and variability is high among individual organs.
Although further research is required, it is possible that acetylation of mutant p53 by aspirin, in some cases, may restore its DNA-binding properties leading to target gene expression.
