Sentence examples for reopened even from inspiring English sources

Obama has said he's happy to negotiate a fiscal deal once the government is reopened, even as he refuses to negotiate the debt limit.

This month, for the first time in almost 60 years, it reopened for regular Sabbath services.That Ohel Rachel was reopened, even though Judaism is not one of China's five officially recognised religions, is one of a number of signs that Shanghai may be coming to terms with its past.

City workers somehow got subways rerouted and stations reopened, even though the tunnel for the No. 1 and No. 9 trains was crushed, the No. 2 and 3 tube was partly flooded, and stairways to the N and the R were filled with rubble.

In Lhasa, the Tibetan capital that exploded in rioting on Friday, news agencies reported that most stores and schools in the Chinese section of the city had reopened even as the authorities kept the city's old Tibetan quarter under tight security.

Second, that there is no telling whether the plant would have reopened, even if the economy had recovered faster".

She plans to take out all her money once the banks reopen, even though the new bailout plan for her country supposedly guarantees the safety of her deposits.

In Asia, too, the withdrawal of European banks is likely to drive up borrowing costs and restrict the availability of credit, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley, an investment bank.Yet unless funding markets reopen, even aggressive deleveraging by banks will probably not allow them to shrink their balance sheets quickly enough.This suggests a need for more action by central banks.

Protesters at the news conference said they were representing thousands of former public-housing residents who have been unable to return to the city because, they said, the federal government refuses to reopen even projects that suffered little damage in the storm.

The Scottish National Portrait Gallery reopened to even more.

The judge in the reopened case even scheduled the hearings so Navalny could travel to Moscow and file the necessary paperwork for his candidacy.

The Times article focused on how the claim had become a talking point among students and how the news created a buzz as school reopened last month – even being cited by the administration at a welcoming assembly for students.