Sentence examples for regain as from inspiring English sources

The efficiency gain can enable such farm households to regain as much as 7.4% of the frontier (potential) income or 53.9% of what would have been obtained if their members did not participate in off-farm activities.

As Şerban notes, the Western Front victory had opened the way for Transylvania's union, and "their only thought was to regain, as fast as possible, their families and their places of origin".

They tend to blow up! Reload in cover and regain as much as health as possible before going out again.

But it is just that — credibility — that Mr. Morsi is struggling to regain as protesters challenge his authority across the country.

The Syrian government appears to be trying to regain as much territory as possible, to strengthen its negotiating position while Russia and the United States try to organize peace talks for next month.

Following an event like a stroke, rehabilitation is a must if the person affected is to regain as much use of afflicted limbs.

With time, the injured tissue regains as much as 80% of its original strength, and healing is completed.

It is likely that the pre-hurricane dynamic equilibrium may be rather rapidly regained, as has been demonstrated in a number of other taxa (Waide 1991 a, b ; Wunderle et al. 1992).

For one, Mr Kejriwal launched his campaign to regain Delhi as early as last July.

McEnroe described confidence regained as Federer won a close third set in a tiebreaker.

Half of the chlorine, present in PVC waste, can be regained as pure HCl gas.