Sentence examples for reintroduced successfully from inspiring English sources

The evidence strongly suggests that the Match could be reintroduced successfully, which would increase the mobility of potential GI fellows, allow potential fellows to compete for the widest range of programs, and allow programs to compete for the widest range of fellows.

Therefore, conservation hope should not be abandoned if a population has lost, say, 20% or more of its genetic diversity over 100 years of captive-rearing; it might, of course, still be reintroduced successfully into the wild.

Fourth, was there any indication that particular salmonid species or life-history types may be more difficult to reintroduce successfully?

The endangered triangular club rush and the critically endangered starved wood sedge were both successfully reintroduced last year.

Pandas born in captivity have not been successfully reintroduced to supplement the fewer than 1,600 pandas remaining in the wild.

Wolves were successfully reintroduced into Yellowstone in 1995 and are now found throughout much of the park.

Sony also successfully reintroduced its most important franchise with "The Amazing Spider-Man," taking in $752.2 million worldwide.

Lying in the grass eating our sandwiches, we scanned the distant treetops for bald eagles, successfully reintroduced in the 1980's, that now nest around the lake.

Europe's best preserved primeval forest is home to a variety of wildlife including wolves, wild boar, lynx and, most famously, bison, which were successfully reintroduced last century.

LENOX, Mass., July 9 — Having successfully reintroduced its strayed music director into the flock on Friday, the Boston Symphony Orchestra spent the rest of the weekend greeting its longtime friend Bernard Haitink.

Although rising numbers of people in the Alpine regions has led to the disappearance of a number of species, some prized animals, including the European lynx, the brown bear, and the bearded vulture (lammergeier), have been successfully reintroduced.Deciduous forests of oak and beech give rise to mixed forests of beech and fir as the elevation increases.