Sentence examples for performance to restore from inspiring English sources

Everton and their manager need a performance to restore confidence.

After the 3-0 humbling at City's hands in Sunday's Carabao Cup final, they needed a performance to restore a measure of pride.

The effects will be felt most by some of the weakest funds, many of which need a quarter or two of good performance to restore the morale of their investors and traders.

Externally bonded carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) sheet has shown excellent performance to repair, restore and increase the load-carrying capacity of RC structures.

When Fiorello fought fires and flattened recalcitrant city workers, it was just the kind of performance New Yorkers needed to restore their faith in government.

Yesterday he bounced back with seventh in the Catalonian stage race's opening time trial, a performance that helped to restore some confidence after the dental problems that disrupted his winter.

When the mismatch becomes too large, control performance suffers and it becomes necessary to re-identify the plant to restore performance.

When necessary, membrane washing in the middle of process operation should be used to restore control performance.

Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll said the performance reflected the desire to restore some pride to the green jersey.

Finally, the North Shore Chamber Choir, in a benefit performance for the fund to restore the 1854 organ at All Souls' Episcopal Church in Stony Brook, sings works by Bach, Bruckner, Durufle, Mozart and Palestrina at 7 p.m. at the church (631) 395-3997.

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