Sentence examples for or recapture from inspiring English sources

But the companies say they are doing this to enhance or recapture their mission, not discard it.

But the cost, as the Enron debacle dramatizes, is one the marketplace must bear to preserve -- or recapture -- the public confidence on which our free market system depends.

"You can go to the person who dropped the ball and offer to brainstorm ways to approach the client again or recapture the business," she says.

There are never enough tourists, and there are also too many, for the dollars they leave do not compensate for the damage they wreak on a soft, amorphous society that is struggling to establish or recapture its identity.

With so much pressure to join the club, with everyone looking for an edge, a few coaches have exposed how desperate they are to capture -- or recapture -- their Gruden moment.

Hatchlings are too small, too numerous, or too dispersed for easy tagging or recapture, and they generally don't display telltale genetic differences.

Most of the 200 or more who did escape were eventually killed or recaptured.

Armed bands controlled or recaptured parts of the Marche, Tuscany, and the Kingdom of Naples.

As if by returning to the past or recapturing it precisely or well enough we could – what – alter it?

The report also said that 67 of the 150 confirmed or suspected cases of what it called "recidivism" have been killed or recaptured.

They pointed out the obvious risks: they had only the faintest idea where they were; Cammaara was surrounded by vast tracts of semidesert ruled by feuding militias; if they didn't die of thirst or exhaustion, they would probably be killed or recaptured.