Sentence examples for recovered rather from inspiring English sources

After seven days he recovered, rather miraculously, sitting upright in bed and declaring, "I want to go to the table myself and eat".

As he tries to soothe the pain of the heaviest defeat of his managerial career, Sir Alex Ferguson might consider that the last major team to be humiliated at home by Manchester City have recovered rather well.

Nowadays, wastewater is considered as a set of resources to be recovered rather than a mixture of pollutants that should be removed.

Wilson: "It would mean so much for everyone if the idea of restoration would catch fire with the public -- the natural world is something to be recovered rather than just protected in pathetic remnants".

Arguably, banks might act more aggressively to recover stolen funds if it were their funds to be recovered, rather than their customer's funds, and there are probably instances where the bank may not be as blameless nor as diligent as it might lead the customer to believe.

It was found that the expression of ALP in osteoblasts recovered rather well and this was confirmed by the quantitative ALP assays (Fig. 3C and data not shown).

WHILE America's airlines are still bleeding, European carriers are recovering rather well.

Unfortunately, the pound has been "recovering" rather too much recently, with those inveterate miscalculators, the financial markets, apparently believing that this is justified by our return at last to growth.

The media release distributed with the government agency data focused on dispelling perceived exaggerations of the damage, and on the ability of coral to recover, rather than on the size of the environmental disaster.

Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan, injured in the quarter-finals, could start tonight after recovering rather quickly from a hip problem but Newcastle's Cheick Tiote will not feature for the Ivorians due to an ankle injury.

Vince Cable, the party's Treasury spokesman, speaks of tightening by about 8% of GDP over five years once the economy is recovering (rather than the government's 6.5% over eight years).