Sentence examples for recovered substantial from inspiring English sources

Schliemann recovered substantial treasures of gold and bronze from these layers and mistakenly concluded that these were remains of the later Troy of the 13th century B.C., the city of Priam and Hector, besieged by the Greek forces of Agamemnon and the warrior Achilles in a war memorialized in "The Iliad" of Homer.

While 9 of 10 naive mice died, 9 of 10 primed mice survived past day 10 of infectious challenge and recovered substantial weight.

The majority of clones we examined were collected from alfalfa (Table  1), and an analysis restricted to this host race also recovered substantial variation in susceptibility to parasitism.

All of the molecular data sets examined to date have been based on the analysis of a single or few genes and none have recovered substantial support for branching events at the family level, likely due to limited phylogenetic signal supporting deeper nodes.

But by law, Mr. Picard must try to recover substantial withdrawals from the fraudulent accounts in the last several years.

Some patients did recover substantial function and it allowed them to do things they couldn't do for years, but others did not".

The law also details "civil recovery statutes," by which retailers may use the threat of a civil lawsuit to recover substantial settlements for even minor thievery.

He thinks the people who administer and manage these funds may be obliged, under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, known as Erisa, to sue an investment firm if the fund could recover substantial amounts of money.

And for some aggrieved persons, broader juridical interpretations are not sufficient incentive to seek redress: without the possibility of recovering substantial compensatory damages and/or attorneys' fees, there is little to be gained in publicising grievances.

"...we suggest that, if wind turbines commenced operation on your land, the likely impact on our clients and other neighbours will constitute actionable nuisance for which you will be liable and they would be entitled to recover substantial damages from you".

However, at the moment it seems that claimants are stymied at first when seeking to restrain the publication of invasive material because the courts side with freedom of the press, and stymied later when they seek to recover substantial damages because the courts consider that the appropriate course was an injunction.