Sentence examples for restore real from inspiring English sources

This book seeks to restore "real history" by replacing "the kitsch tourist version of the city" with far grittier imagery.

For example, she notes that high-tech medical care "fails to restore real quality of life for many".

In the introduction he writes: "Today's high-tech medical care can sustain technical life — the beating heart — but utterly fails to restore real quality of life for many.

Khan came to power pledging to restore "real neighbourhood policing", address rising levels of violent and hate crime and, famously, be "the British Muslim who will take the fight to the extremists".

THE first step in General Pervez Musharraf's plan to restore "real democracy" to Pakistan, in the shape of non-party local-government elections, was taken on the eve of the new year, when Pakistanis voted for their local representatives in 18 of the country's 106 districts.

A letter from the commission to the business secretary, Vince Cable, who will make a formal decision on the new level in a few weeks, is understood to say that commissioners have agreed to put forward "a new phase of fast increases to restore real value" over the next few years.

To the Editor: Thanks to The New York Times for restoring real meaning to the "awareness" in Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The first step in restoring real stability to the economy is to lower the debt levels through what the researchers call "orderly debt reduction".

Without restoring real democracy, Mr Musharraf may find that the gifts he can afford to give Baluchistan are never quite enough.

The Germany international lashed high into the net from inside the penalty area in the 87th minute after Raphaël Varane had restored Real's advantage in the 68th.

Eliminating this effect is an option for restoring real data.