Sentence examples for recovering which from inspiring English sources

The congresswoman was grievously wounded and has spent the last year recovering, which has kept her absent from the House except for one occasion last summer for a vote to raise the debt ceiling.

It said the shares have fallen 20% since the start of May and, unlike some of its peers, they have shown little sign of recovering, which it believes is unwarranted.

General Motors was the Dow's biggest percentage gainer, rising $2.26, or 5.2percentto to $45.54, after Goldman , Sachssaid in a research note that the automaker's heavily burdened pension plan was recovering, which could bolster 2004 earnings.

He is alive and recovering, which is great, but it would be remiss of me not to mention the elephant in the room – after an operation to relieve pressure on his brain, his head is now distinctly concave.

"The theme to take away is that fixed income remains stronger than what analysts had estimated and that their retail business is recovering, which is not only good news for brokerage firms but for the economy as well," said Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

Greece, for its part, claims that the austerity imposed by the international creditors has prevented the Greek economy from recovering, which has caused untold suffering and in turn made it impossible to repay the money it owes.

"Brad Pitt's story shows it is possible to recover, which will give many people renewed hope.

Electrical conductivity was recovered, which was not measurable in conventional graphene oxide paper.

Moving animals allows for a given paddock to rest and recover, which is critical to maximizing forage quantity and quality.

The market appears to be pricing in the expectations that the margins will not recover which we view as unreasonable.

The plane's black box flight data recorders have been recovered, which will provide vital clues to investigators.