Sentence examples for nothing to restore from inspiring English sources

The choreography does nothing to restore the subtracted poignance.

But it does nothing to restore Spanish competitiveness or lessen the suffering from austerity.

It will do nothing to restore their confidence in stockmarkets if the price-setting mechanism appears to be a lottery.

A rush to judgment would do nothing to restore the Iraqis' faith in the rule of law".

New government initiatives are doing nothing to restore confidence; indeed the inconsistency of policy is undermining sentiment.

"It should have been scrapped and replaced years ago," said John Randolph of the Randolph Organ Company of Leonia, N.J. "There's nothing to restore.

Where there was nothing left to restore, Chipperfield designed bold new spaces - notably the magnificent central stairwell.

If we do not act now to develop a far-reaching plan for restoration of the lakes, we will soon arrive at the point where there is nothing left to restore.

He scared everyone to death, and nothing is going to restore our confidence in the market or the government!

David Cameron, who has done nothing to try to restore that relationship between voter and voted for, was right about one thing today: military intervention is occasionally necessary and planning is never good enough.

Before he hands off the keys to his office at "30 Rock" — as the new meta-comedy mocking NBC's corporate masters in Rockefeller Center is called — he says he wants nothing less than to restore the network's faded prime-time glory, reverse its earnings slump, conquer the Internet, continue to grow its cable network business, vastly expand its presence overseas and defeat film piracy.