Sentence examples for restored because from inspiring English sources

When the film received a high-profile restoration in 1991, the scene was restored; because the soundtrack was missing, Curtis redubbed his part, and Anthony Hopkins provided the voice of Olivier, who had died in 1989.

After supplementation with benfotiamine, a derivative of thiamine, TK activity resumed in this model and the proliferation of heart stem cells was restored because of reactivation of the PPP and restoration of the redox state of heart stem cells [ 35].

Approximately 30percentt of all individuals ineligible for rights restoration under Gov. Charlie Crist's new policy cannot have their voting rights restored because they owe restitution.

When the biothiol introduced the systems, the weak fluorescence would be restored because of "IFE off".

"If the wheel squeaked, the money would be restored because it was there".

A woman wanted one restored because her late husband owned it.

"These are the most difficult kinds of work to restore, because the finish is so perfect," Scheidemann said.

In reality, there is little to restore, because the Yemeni government has never held much sway outside the major cities.

Paper based artworks are probably ones of the most difficult materials to restore, because of their complexity and fragile structure.

Degradation from long-term and high-frequency hay harvests without input over a long time period might be difficult to restore because the loss of soil nutrients, top soils, and seed banks.

Backup," says he regularly encounters a data challenge he calls the "million-file problem". He shares the example of a 20-gigabyte file system that took 72 hours to restore because of overhead.