Sentence examples for not reconstituted from inspiring English sources

But that treatment also destroys the patient's immune system and blood-forming cells, and if they are not reconstituted, the patient will die.

United Nations inspectors have been assigned to verify that Iraq has not reconstituted its programs to develop chemical, biological and nuclear weapons.

The sandwich was bland, but the egg was real, not reconstituted from liquid, and the calories in an Egg McMuffin — three hundred — are not excessive.

However, if Iran's infrastructure were dismantled, intelligence sources lost, people repurposed, telephones disconnected, and computers networks shut down, then there would be significantly less insight into Iran's activities, and accordingly less confidence going forward that Iran had not reconstituted a new program.

This is not reconstituted and reincarnated Abbie Hoffman.

The council was not reconstituted before the District of Keewatin was ceded back to the Northwest Territories in 1905.

At its founding, the society was creating history, not reconstituting it.

Once again a war was avoided with Bismarck's intervention, but his efforts could not reconstitute the league.

And yet the film's ending does not reconstitute the traditional family as such but rather suggests a more expansive and even progressive idea of what "family" might mean.

Addition of a highly purified preparation of SR proteins fully restored splicing activity in reactions depleted of U1 snRNP but did not reconstitute splicing in reactions depleted of the other snRNPs.

The way to forestall such a judgment is to close Guantanamo and not reconstitute it elsewhere.