Sentence examples for restore material from inspiring English sources

This article was updated on 21 March 2012 to restore material cut in the editing process.

The Sundance version was tweaked to restore material that was trimmed to avoid offending some Arab sensibilities.

Instead, 25 c4 not 27...d2 Nb4 27 Rd8 Nd8 (not 27... Rd8 28 Rd8 Kd8 29 Bg5 Ng5 30 Qd2) 28 Bg5 allows White to restore material equality, but Black is still better.

After 33 Nb5, it looked as if Gustafsson had sufficient compensation for his pawn deficit and might have been able to restore material equality, but Leko, with impeccable technique, showed that White was losing.

His wife Ruth died in 2004. Louis Harold Jacobovitch Lou Jacobii), actor, born 28 December 1913; died 23 October 2009 This article was amended on 16 November 2009, to restore material on the transvestites sketch and the film Roseland which was cut for space reasons in the newspaper version.

The restored material clarifies the stance that Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is taking on laws concerning homosexuality in Liberia.

Most of the newly restored material falls in Volumes 2 and 3, which have yet to be reissued.

(Nearly 50 years ago, Mr. Haitink made a classic recording of the questionable Haas edition, a pastiche that restores material Bruckner deleted in his final version of the score).

Harvill Secker's publicity material promises that in "this stunning new translation" they "have restored material omitted from the original translation, as well as the rhythms, tone, precision, and poetry of Pasternak's original".

On top of such rare finds, Giles Martin, the son of Sir George Martin, was tasked with digitally buffing and restoring material that was known about but deemed too messy for consumption.

The restored material required an even lower volume of oil to establish the wetting equilibrium, and the water-wet area was reduced.