Sentence examples for only regained from inspiring English sources

We only regained it, and started to enjoy things, later on.

The industry employed 1,000 fewer suits last year; it has only regained 30% of the jobs lost during the financial crisis.

Despite that growth, however, they have only regained part of the lost ground in terms of either output or employment — and the unemployment rate is still 14 percent.

Modern Armenia won its independence in 1918, but was taken over by the Soviet Union two years later and only regained its freedom in 1991.

Led by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Democrats not only regained the presidency but also replaced the Republicans as the majority party throughout the country—in the North as well as the South.

"The single-currency area has still only regained approximately half of the output lost in the recession," Chris Williamson, chief economist at the data provider Markit, wrote in an e-mail.

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.

The economy not only regains its lost ground, but, within a year, it typically catches up to its rising long-run trend.

At the pace of job growth in 2011 and 2012, the economy will only regain its pre-recession level of employment, of about 138m jobs, in March of 2015.

Slater may only regain full fitness six weeks before England launch their World Cup campaign by hosting Fiji at Twickenham on 18 September 2015.