Sentence examples for recover substantially from inspiring English sources

William Kristol, the founder of The Weekly Standard, ventured to assert with conviction on Fox News, "She can recover substantially if she gets the proper rehabilitation".

Speaking of Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader, Mr. Barnes said, "He talked to one of the neurologists who has examined her who says she can recover substantially if she gets the proper rehabilitation".

Without going into detail, it suffices to say that the bill filed in the action to recover substantially alleged as follows: That the company was a New Jersey corporation, having a place of business in the city of Chicago, and owning and operating the various plants for the manufacture of wire, nails, etc., in states other than the state of Tennessee.

In both samples, receipts then recover substantially.

Secondly, most adults suffering infarcts in the left hemisphere language areas do in fact recover at least some degree of language competence and many recover substantially normal competence, especially with treatment (Holland et al. 1996).

The lawsuit states that JPMorgan seeks to recover "substantially in excess of a billion dollars of indemnification," and that $2.75 billion of assets it says remain in the Washington Mutual receivership "should be sufficient" to satisfy its claims.

By December, she had recovered substantially, regaining her mental clarity and some muscular control.

Since 2005, the Canadian dollar has recovered substantially, and Canadian teams are now turning large profits.

The sentiment index has recovered substantially from a low of 81.8 after Sept. 11, but it is still sharply off its high of 111.3 in early 2000.

After the 1990 recession, for example, 9percentt of low-priced stocks recovered substantially; following the Russian debt crisis in the autumn of 1998, 5.4percentt of such shares rebounded.

"Older people tend not to respond to treatment as well, but here we see 70-year-olds recovering substantially," Steinberg said.