Sentence examples for needs to be regained from inspiring English sources

Sovereignty needs to be regained and politics must deliver a system for people who vote, said the academic, broadcaster and former politician Michael Ignatieff.

Immediately following the frequency nadir, the kinetic energy extracted from rotating mass needs to be regained from currently available wind power so that the WT rotor speed and kinetic energy return to their pre-disturbance values or new optimal operation conditions.

Your intention needs to be to regain the natural flow around you and create a positive experience, rather than getting into a battle with your circumstances.

But so much more needs to be done to regain America's standing in the world, reverse the harm the current administration has done to our relations with the Arab world and with our own allies, and address terrorism in a meaningful way.

The first strategy follows the ordinary handling process before pretreatment, but the dry biomass needs to be soaked to regain the moisture content and to wash out the monosaccharides.

Her new clitoris needs to be stimulated to regain sensitivity, which is where he comes in.

This could be the contemporary equivalent of imagining what viewers of Picasso's constructions might have felt back in 1913 — except that the found object has traveled so far that it almost needs to be lost again to regain its charge as a radical art material.

The PAR modification of proteins needs to be reversed in order to regain their basal physiological functions.

He also conceded that the PCC needs to be beefed up in order to regain public trust.

Cleverly dropped his hands and chose to trade with his opponent making the fight harder than it needed to be before he regained his composure and started to box behind his jab ending the the round on top.

Incomplete results from 650 House of Commons constituencies across the country pointed to a strong performance on Thursday by the opposition party, led by David Cameron, though the size of the increase in the Conservative vote raised doubts about the party's ability to win the majority needed to be sure of regaining power after 13 years of Labour control.