Sentence examples for prospect of restoring from inspiring English sources

And the prospect of restoring automatic cooling systems anytime soon is fading.

So it came as a great surprise when, in Destin, the prospect of restoring the shore ran into fierce opposition.

Some generals attempted a coup, in the Ouagadougou spirit, but loyalist troops defeated them and, with them, any prospect of restoring the hijacked constitutional order.

The prospect of restoring men's rugby — the school has won 25 national titles since 1980 — brought in private donations, which will help support the other teams.

The prospect of restoring queen's counsel in NSW and other states may recede, now that the tide in Canberra has turned against royalist flourishes.

Euphoric at the prospect of restoring the honour of Islam by slaughtering Jews and Americans, he is pathetically timid and nervously submissive to his parents.

Therefore the prospects of restoring trade are that much greater.

The most expedient way for Mr Saakashvili to keep such pressures at bay is to play the patriotic card, keeping the country on a constant state of alert against the perceived risk of further Russian aggression, and keeping alive the prospect, however remote, of restoring territorial integrity.

They also talked about the prospect of gradually restoring full diplomatic relations between the UK and Iran, which were severely damaged when the British embassy in Tehran was over-run by a mob in November 2011.

Mr. Lifschultz and Ms. Colón may differ in their view of the prospects for restoring the market, but they agree on what was lost.

Both men served during the three-decade iron rule of General Suharto, although General Yudhoyono, who was minister for security in President Megawati's civilian government, is seen as a better prospect for restoring confidence in the faltering Indonesian economy.