Sentence examples for restoration again from inspiring English sources

Its restoration, again under the funding of the society, began in 1990 with an anticipated completion date by fall of 1991.

Later when the patient is up in the wheel chair or about the ward on crutches, some attempt may be made towards functional restoration, again always under careful and minute supervision of the medical officer.

Ninety-nine percent of patients were satisfied with ART restorations, 96.6% willing to receive ART restoration again in future, and 94.9% willing to recommend ART treatment to their close relatives.

The stars were restored again during maintenance and restoration in 2006; however, this restoration was rushed and there is no warranty of its quality.

His neutralist, but essentially pro-German, attitude during World War I caused the Western Allies and his Greek opponents to depose him in 1917, and, having lent himself to Greece's disastrous policy of territorial expansion into Anatolia after his restoration, he again lost his throne in 1922.

The removal of foreign import restrictions after the Meiji restoration and again after World War II provided the spur for economic growth.

Those who delayed, "looking for a new day" when restoration would again be commanded, were defeated by the passing of years.

It will be literally many centuries before the ACG forest-in-restoration once again mimics an intact old growth forest, with its very different physical characteristics from what we see today; and we can then document what would be the "true" ecological distribution of these three sibling species in ACG.

Mrs. Alwash has written a book about the restoration effort, "Eden Again: Hope in the Marshes of Iraq," due out in July.

Then it was bought by the Sausage & Mash micro chain and after a meticulous restoration was born again - complete with Alfredo-style cafe decor (steel-trimmed blue laminate tables, bent-wood chairs, original Vitrolite signs, white china mugs, glass-globe lamps), and classic British comfort food.

Admittedly neither of these states had a religious freedom restoration law, but again that only provides a legal standard or balancing test, not necessarily implying any different outcome.