Sentence examples for reacquire from inspiring English sources

Mr Armstrong may find it tough to reacquire both the mental and physical attributes required of winners after his years off.Related items Tour de France: A mountain to climbJul 5th 2008 Doping in sport: High hopesApr 3rd 2008 Tour de France: Lance the conquerorJul 28th 2005The roster of sporting comebacks is full of the names of athletes that would have been better advised to stay at home.

One of the most troublesome complications in joint replacement is infection.The big drug companies might be tempted to reacquire the firms that they let go.

It is even pricier than the $4 billion that we had expected: ABI will pay a whopping $5.8 billion, or more than three times the $1.8 billion it sold out for in 2009, to reacquire Oriental Brewery, reuniting the Cass brand with Budweiser and Beck's.The price tag is higher mainly because Oriental has grown faster than anyone forecast in its time away from ABI.

A lens on the projector reverses the effect, so that the images on the screen reacquire normal proportions.

Stroke victims have been able to reacquire lost functions through self-induced mental practice and mental imagery.

Accordingly, where in Paradise Regained the Son never loses God's favour, Samson Agonistes charts how a victim of temptation can reacquire it.

Cuban-Americans have an advantage, being required only to legally reacquire their Cuban nationality.

What is equally intriguing is that these investors are looking again at something as illiquid as a building, which goes to show just how quickly people can reacquire their appetite for risk if it means higher returns.

He tried unsuccessfully to reacquire the team during the sale process overseen by federal bankruptcy court.

Patients whose internal flora are disrupt by antibiotics tend to reacquire the bugs over time, particularly if the person lives with others, Dr. Marshall said.

So on Tuesday, the Steelers traded a seventh-round draft pick to Tampa Bay to reacquire Leftwich, who was a popular locker-room presence with the Steelers in 2008 -- their most recent Super Bowl season.