Sentence examples for reclaimed much of from inspiring English sources

Since September, the government has reclaimed much of the lost territory, but not Elephant Pass.

The Assad regime, backed by Russian airstrikes, reclaimed much of southern Syria in a swift offensive that began in mid-June.

Earlier Leaney explained the mountains had been almost entirely denuded by the mine workers, but nature has reclaimed much of this land and the hills are covered with brush, moss, ferns and trees.

Dutch skill at water management goes back to the dikes, dams and windmills with which they reclaimed much of their land from the seas and rivers starting in the Middle Ages.

Through the years and with these practices, I managed to improve significantly and I reclaimed much of what I had lost in my life.

Mawson had reclaimed much of the equipment and stores that had been aboard; essential navigational instruments, as well as basic necessities in the ship's living quarters, all needed replacing.

Still, retailers will probably reclaim much of that amount.

* Clothes dryers that are vented to the outside can have special dampers or heat exchangers installed to reclaim much of the heat that is normally sent directly outdoors.

A relieved SEC (which must have feared imposing a penalty that indirectly fell on the shareholders) allowed him to reclaim much of the original proposed settlement (except now with a three year ban on his serving as chairman of Tesla).

No one in Sacramento is predicting that local housing prices, which have been cut in half from their mid-2005 peare are going to reclaim much of that ground anytime soon.

The City Council plans to hold an oversight hearing today about how to retain manufacturing companies even as the city moves to reclaim much of its waterfront for residential and other uses.