Sentence examples for might restore a from inspiring English sources

Among the cognoscenti there lingers a sense of disappointment that the 70's singer-songwriters, who they imagined might restore a great tradition to its former glory, failed at the task.

So he began to consider how he might restore a sense of human tragedy to what, through media overload, had been reduced to just another video clip for him.

Considering those words anew might not transform us into cheerful taxpayers — our 1040s and 1099s may be too much of a pain to ever bring us joy — but it might restore "a proper sense of proportion" to the moral significance of what those forms represent.

Thus, since map reorganization and ERK1/2 activation are activity-dependent phenomena (see above), a return to a normal amount of activity within the cortex might restore a cortical foot area and a level of P-ERK1/2 similar to control values.

In our dataset, there are also cases where a frame-shift event might restore a functional gene.

This implies that suppression of Nox2 with apocynin might restore a healthy balance between a proinflammatory M1 and an anti-inflammatory/proregenerative M2 phenotype of microglia.

Nevertheless, boosting IL-10 production by simvastatin, as shown in the present study, might restore an impaired immune self-tolerance in patients with COPD.

If they carry an occasional random sample of genes from the non-degraded sexual genome into the degrading Amazon molly population, then the possibility exists that they might restore an ancient, non-degraded state of fitness.

But they might restore both a measure of rational debate and a sense that politicians were actually saying what they meant, and doing what they said – both of which have been absent up to now.

We reasoned that supplying GSH to an older bps1 rml1 double mutant might restore growth of a bps1-like root.

CAR's president flew into exile in Benin on Saturday and a new interim team started the process of identifying leaders who might restore order to a nation gripped by months of inter-religious violence.