Sentence examples for only be regained from inspiring English sources

Access can only be regained after training is completed.

"That confidence will only be regained with results".

Baldwin says that with such complete disregard for urban black life, real value can only be regained once it is seen as consumable by white people.

No matter how much we protest our love for our city, if the hidden tensions produced by the sale of this brand continue to be ignored, it is inevitable our attention will only be regained by the wail of sirens, the stench of fire and the sound of shattered glass.

That capacity can only be regained, upon leaving that location).

This family can subsequently only be regained by an innovation event.

The former scenario would require that the TK gene was present in the common ancestor of all pox and subsequently lost in either avipox or the other chordopox only to be regained independently.

Competitiveness can now be regained only by painfully pushing down wages and prices.

Haven't we learned that lost trust can be regained only by seismic reforms and close scrutiny?

He argues gamely that popular consent to E.U. membership can be regained only by refocusing the relationship on Europe's single economic and free trade market — which accounts for half of Britain's foreign trade and investment, according to the government — and loosening other ties.

He argues gamely that popular consent to membership can be regained only by refocusing the relationship on Europe's single economic and free trade market — which accounts for half of Britain's foreign trade and investment, according to the government — and loosening other ties.