Sentence examples similar to means restored from inspiring English sources

That means restoring its habitat.

It means restoring financing for education, Medicaid and environmental protection.

That means restoring community, rebuilding institutions and deferring to authority.

For them, preserving the park means restoring the landscape that existed before sheep, cattle, deer and elk were introduced.

Restoring the magma means restoring perfect symmetry to the universe.One of the most critical symmetries currently being explored is that between matter and antimatter.

What central banks should be doing is focusing on the flow of credit, which means restoring and maintaining local banks' ability and willingness to lend to SMEs.

Brexit means "restoring our democracy and control of our borders and our lives and a fair bit of cash", said the foreign secretary.

Reconciling with Veronica means restoring what was once the best part of herself, however awkward the changes she will have to encompass.

And it means restoring a sense of civic decency, with clear expectations about what Londoners should demand from their mayor and from each other.

For Chinese leaders of the 20th, and now 21st century, that means restoring lost territories: most obviously Taiwan but also the Diaoyu islands.

The system worked for a while, but, at some point, all countries have to pay their own way, which means restoring the trade balance and paying down debts.