Sentence examples for regeneration to from inspiring English sources

It has taken a couple of decades for regeneration to finally get off the ground.

Maybe scientists will discover a method of using cell regeneration to grow a new heart".

About a third of the estate's residents have already been bounced from regeneration to regeneration.

While fish sensory cells can grow back, the researchers found that there wasn't enough regeneration to counteract the damage.

Artificial regeneration offers greater opportunity than natural regeneration to modify the genetic constitution of stands.

The Shakespeare North Trust said it hoped the project would bring social and economic regeneration to an area that was "eager for and deserving of change".

People, of course, cannot regrow their limbs like newts, and do not form blastemas, so the relevance of regeneration to medicine has long seemed remote.

Instead, he wants to turn the people who live there into the instruments of regeneration; to take control of the body corporate and, therefore, the building themselves.

A line, I suppose, can be drawn from today's miracles of urban regeneration to the 1980s' belligerent sense of civic pride.

Nick Astaire of Harcourt Capital, the scheme's organiser, said investors such as Hodgson, Wenger, Rooney and Carr were bringing regeneration to the north-east.

From the outset, Livingstone's support was always based on the potential of the games to bring new investment and regeneration to some of the poorest areas of England.