Sentence examples for recovered to levels from inspiring English sources

While jobs in finance haven't recovered to levels reached before the economic downturn, most top-tier UK business schools confirm they're seeing more appetite for hiring MBA graduates, and from a broader base of businesses.

DealBook » A Recovery for Goldman's Brand  |  Perception of the Goldman Sachs brand recovered to levels not seen since before the 2010 lawsuit by the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to the YouGov BrandIndex.

In America, where polls show that trust in the media has never recovered to levels seen before the 2003 invasion of Iraq, RT's posters showed George W Bush celebrating "Mission Accomplished" – with the tag line: "This is what happens when there is no second opinion".

Internet traffic — a majority of which consists of music, movies and other media files being moved around from one user to the next, according to the music industry federation — has recovered to levels before the new law went into effect in April.

But productivity still has not recovered to levels before the recession, prompting questions about the quality of the recovery.

However, when we supplemented the salt content of 0.1% diluted seawater solution with either 0.9% sodium chloride or sodium sulfate, biomass yield recovered to levels comparable with those cultivated at salinity levels exceeding 0.2%.

Omagh recovered to level the game and were 1-5 to 1-2 up when Barry Tierney scored a 28th-minute goal.

The visitors opened up a five-point lead but Tyrone recovered to level the score at 0-9 atiece at half-time.

Eventually, prices should recover to levels that permit profitable generation.

Shares in BP, yet to recover to levels seen before the Deepwater Horizon disaster in 2010, have fallen by 13% this year on the back of the lower oil price, while Exxon Mobil and Chevron stock is down by 7%.

Soil carbon stocks did not recover to levels of the undisturbed forests however, suggesting that previous land use severely modified the capacity to recover after anthropogenic disturbance.