Sentence examples for reestablish itself from inspiring English sources

Edmonton experienced failure mixed with success throughout the 1990s and was unable to reestablish itself as an elite team.

After the collapse of communism in 1989, the Agrarian Union attempted to reestablish itself as an independent party.

The Refuge at Tours was trying to reestablish itself when Rose-Virginie Pelletier entered the community in 1814 and took the name Sister Mary Euphrasia.

However, in the wake of natural catastrophe, other trees can invade the sites, and only gradually does Nothofagus reestablish itself and slowly resume dominance during subsequent tree generations.

A clearer sense of the rot that's starting to reestablish itself in America's cities was offered in an article out of Cleveland by The Times's Fox Butterfield on Tuesday.

Two years ago the Long Island Poetry Collective invited Mr. Wallace to join its board of directors, as the organization began an effort to reestablish itself as a cultural force.

In 1917 she cofounded the National Civil Liberties Bureau (NCLB), which reestablished itself in 1920 as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

"The city believes that the plan gives the city the best chance of effectively adjusting its debts and reestablishing itself as a prosperous and productive American city.

"I know from personal experience that when security is reliably established in a troubled part of a city, normal life rapidly reestablishes itself," he wrote recently in Foreign Affairs.

The ecosystem reestablishing itself in the protected forest is seen as a common habitat, not a wilderness to be kept at bay from the farmland.

A branch of the family reestablished itself at the beginning of the 16th century in Florence, where the Gherardesci again achieved prominence in Italian aristocracy.