Sentence examples for only just regained from inspiring English sources

David James, 41, has only just regained his place in the Bristol City team after a run out the side.

The country's output of cereals, which collapsed in the mid-1990s, has only just regained the level it reached in 1982.

But central banks have taken these actions because they are worried about economic growth (and they have been right so far; Britain has only just regained its pre-crisis GDP).

The simulation is continued for a further 1 ½ days (until t = 3420), during which the transcription level recovers, as FOXO is re-synthesised, though even at the end of this period it has only just regained its initial level.

These patients frequently have a degree of residual peripheral neuropathy and have only just regained a normal length of hair; repeating and possibly exacerbating the former toxicity in a short space of time is not acceptable to many patients and their physicians, especially since these patients have a rather poor prognosis.

All that leaves American shares looking off-puttingly expensive, with valuations around 40-50% above the long-term average (see article).As yet, however, the excesses are not on the scale of the last two bull markets; indeed, the American public is only just regaining its appetite for equity mutual funds.

They have helped the Assad regime not only survive but regain some territory.

Lue gained not only unexpected minutes, but regained confidence in himself.

But this thriving industrial park is just one sign of the many metropolises and smaller cities across the nation that have not only regained their footing since the recession, but are on the upswing.

Simon only regained access through her friend's help, and Gallegos' account is still unavailable.

But we can only regain competitive strength by stopping this process of increasing complexity and overstaffing.