Sentence examples for more quickly restoring from inspiring English sources

The creation of ad-hoc or planned microgrids is an effective means for maintaining supply or more quickly restoring supply after faults in the distribution system [58].

You can build a better family argument, one that takes less time, leaves fewer emotional scars and more quickly restores harmony to your household.

It would bring back jobs more quickly, restore house and stock prices faster, and it would actually raise nominal rates on long-term bonds through restoring expected inflation to target.

"We're working on a way to more quickly restore certain hashtags that have previously been blocked," they added.

They also say that in the coming decades, key parts of the managed forest can be more quickly restored to resemble a natural state if selective cutting and planting continue.

This was achieved by equally dividing the contents of each flask into two or more flasks and quickly restoring the hematocrit between 1 and 1.5 % in the required volume of culture medium.

Yet with Washington now eager to get out of the occupation business and move more quickly toward restoring Iraq's sovereignty, it may become easier to revitalize the U.N.'s role.

It only underscores the need for Pakistan to move more quickly to restore democracy and rescue the integrity of its justice system.

As criticism of the response to Hurricane Katrina has mounted, one of the most pointed questions has been why more troops were not available more quickly to restore order and offer aid.

GM's new chief executive, Edward Whitacre Jr., has been pressing senior executives to move more quickly to restore profits and boost GM's market share.

The continued fighting has set back hopes of quickly restoring security and reviving the economy; the post-election struggle dragged on for more than four months.