Sentence examples for restore enough from inspiring English sources

After 20 minutes, police managed to restore enough order for the ballgame to proceed".

Not just to conserve water, but to be part of an effort to restore enough flow to Mexico that the Colorado can reach the sea again.

Emittance Wash For small, shallow areas of damage, a dauberlike applicator can be used to apply fine-grit silicon carbide granules that should restore enough heat rejection for safe re-entry.

State officials, working with Puget Sound Energy and the Seattle City Light, which operates dams upriver on the Skagit, say they are trying to restore enough of the flow to help the fertilized salmon eggs survive through the coming months.

Mr. Shaw said yesterday that the mayor's current budget plan did not call for restoring all of the roughly $350 million in cuts to the Board of Education that the administration's budget initially called for, but said that it would restore enough of the money to make sure that the cuts did not affect classroom instruction.

Scientists hope the new drugs will restore enough of the missing suicide signal so that tumors can be finished off by chemotherapy or radiation.

"After the passionate public argument of the last week, calm is restored enough to begin a real, civil dialogue".

The government will cede control of Tepco once its credibility is restored enough that it can raise money through the corporate bond market.

Her hand used to cramp into a gnarled claw that she would ice until she felt restored enough to return to cutting.

The building has been restored enough to make it habitable, although you won't find the ubiquitous gift shop and you have to make your own cup of tea.

For the Kremlin, it means restoring enough stability to Syria to win acceptance of an expanded role for Russia in the Middle East — not to speak of its expanded military presence.