Sentence examples similar to reclaimed lost advantages from inspiring English sources

Over the last five years or so, the government has gradually reclaimed lost ground, but the process has been a difficult one.

Now, farmers and public researchers hope to reclaim lost ground.

Scrambling to reclaim lost ground, Senator Hatch quickly offered: "Or possibly the Dred Scott case".

they are trying to steal a march on us [and reclaim lost market share].

Some are simple but novel, like paying for implantable microchips that will allow owners to reclaim lost dogs.

At this rate of decent, Windows 8 is going to have a massive uphill battle to reclaim lost ground when it finally launches.

Custora determines where the repeat customers are coming from and will also recommend specific incentives the retailer can use to reclaim lost customers.

The new product, Loom, puts all your photos and videos in the cloud, allowing you to empty your Camera Roll and reclaim lost disk space.

As a farmer in this broken world you must rebuild your armies, reclaim lost lands and start up the great gears of progress.

Over the years Facebook has added more ways to reclaim lost accounts through identifying friends in photos and answering security questions.

This desire was different from that experienced before learning of their first child's disability, and could be better described as a fervent hope for an opportunity to improve their current situation, alter their lives, and reclaim lost dreams.