Sentence examples for regenerates from inspiring English sources

Yet the destitute still fear they will be sidelined and packed off as the city regenerates.

There are biological applications, too; a team at the Michigan Technological University is experimenting with a graphene-bound polymer that regenerates nerve cells in patients with spinal-cord injuries.

The brain regenerates itself soon after the animal emerges from its long sleep.

Upton's site is owned by English Partnerships, an official agency that regenerates disused government land.

Reoxidation of the cysteines by exposure to air sometimes regenerates the native protein.

Among the arthropods there are cases in which the stump of an antenna grows a leg, while a cut eyestalk regenerates an antenna.

The decision to scrap the Manchester mega-casino, accompanied by the promise to find better ways of regenerating our decaying inner cities, was a clear rejection of the market economy as the solution to all the problems of growth and renewal.

The events this week will undo years of work to regenerate the estate and restore the confidence of residents in their safety.

There are many difficult, indeed uncomfortable questions about Labor's culture and regenerating it for the future.

Leicester worries that a new development just outside its boundaries will rob it of the funds it needs to regenerate poorer areas of the city, And 20 years ago, when I was chairman of Harborough district council's housing management subcommittee (public life holds few greater prizes), I would have loved to have seen more public housing in the district.

"It's regrettable that this has happened, but in the current climate it was deemed the only way this estate could be regenerated".