Sentence examples for recover making from inspiring English sources

Wagner never gave him a chance to recover, making a birdie on the fourth hole.

Gemili makes a terrible start but manages to recover, making up the ground on Harry andites-Aryeetey and it's going to be a photo finish between the pair of them.

Japanese automakers have slashed production and have yet to figure out how quickly parts makers affected by the magnitude-9 earthquake on March 11 will recover, making it difficult to give earnings forecasts for the year that ends in March 2012.

They trail three hopefuls from the soft-left, Ciro Gomes, another former governor of Ceara, Anthony Garotinho, the governor of Rio de Janeiro, and Itamar Franco, an eccentric former president.Mr Cardoso has been waiting for the economy, and thus his own popularity, to recover, making it easier for him to impose his decision on his fractious alliance.

Many new employees say they are convinced that the company's stock, mired in the $50 range, well off the peak just short of $120 that it hit in 1999, is bound to recover, making this an attractive time to go to work there.

If Portia cannot make further contact, all types of prey usually recover, making sluggish movements several minutes after the stabbing but often starting normal movement only after an hour.

A day immersed in this country's struggle to recover makes it clear that their absence leaves a palpable void.

Entegris says the metals it can recover make up more than 99% of the metals in electronics by volume.

These underwater parks -- similar to our national and state parks like Yosemite and Anza Borrego -- allow wildlife to recover, make natural habitats healthier, and ensure our ecosystems can better adapt to major threats, from climate change to pollution.

The stigma manifested in the tendency to believe that mental illness is a permanent condition and those with the condition can never recover makes it hard for them to access financial services such as loans from micro-finance institutions.

The bank also maintains that the economy is "gradually recovering," making it difficult for policy makers to justify further monetary easing.