But, he gently points out, immortality does not help with this: If your life is directed toward nurturing others who need your protection and guidance, and if, unluckily, you die before they are ready to cope without you, the fact that you will be restored — and maybe restored to them in some entirely different state — is immaterial.
If a reduction in natural estrogen was the cause of these problems, then maybe restoring a woman's estrogen to premenopausal levels might ameliorate them.
Who would have expected any other end?" For the last year, a small group of fashion insiders has been helping Mr. Galliano to make amends and, maybe, restore his career.
"It took that long," he said, "because you have to isolate the sounds you don't want and then suppress them, and maybe restore some if you think you've gone too far.
So terrible that Jim Cramer, the happy warrior who cheered the Dow on his cable show surrounded by his menagerie of stuffed animals, sound effects and bobble-heads has traded the pom-poms for a votive candle, praying that the market finds a way to right itself — and maybe restore some of the luster to his chosen profession.
Thus, physiological zinc treatment in cervical carcinoma maybe restores impaired central and peripheral immune efficiency.
Trade fast food for cooking, and maybe you restore some civility to the traditional idea of the meal.
Alternatively, these compensatory mutations maybe also restore the baseline gene expression profile of cells.
The following semester, I won the in-class contest during the first week and thought, O.K., order restored — maybe I'll run the table.
Maybe LEDs can restore some of the balance.
I can't defend or excuse such attacks — I, too, felt their sting and regretted the fear that they engendered — but, today, as we gather on this special day, I hope maybe I can restore your hope and calm your fears and renew your sense of confidence... Remember that we Americans are a resilient people, and this includes you now, too.
