Sentence examples for partial restoration from inspiring English sources

"This funding package is better described as a partial restoration of the funding cuts of 2014".

By the 1970s it had undergone partial restoration and became a museum of German history.

The patients responded unevenly, but all have reported partial restoration of muscle movement or skin sensation.

In 2010, a partial restoration was completed, and five years later the fashion house Fendi moved its global headquarters there.

Instead, he calls for new research, leading to partial restoration and a better understanding and public appreciation of the site.

PMO treatment also led to partial restoration of diaphragm function in 4CV mice.

The Argus II is intended to provide partial restoration of functional vision.

A partial restoration was carried out in the mid-'80s, and in later years, Holden apprentices attempted some restoration work.

The film underwent a partial restoration in the early 1980s; this time, Scorsese has finished the job by working from the original camera negatives.

Today Ganden seems primarily a symbol of the declination of Tibetan culture, but the monastery is also a symbol of its partial restoration.

Ablation of tumors can also be achieved with the injection of chemicals or sclerosing agents, resulting in tumor necrosis and partial restoration of esophageal luminal patency.