Sentence examples for restored entirely from inspiring English sources

That station, opened in 2009 at a cost of over $500 million, remains perhaps years away from being restored entirely, with an estimated rebuilding cost of $600 million.

But the rest of what Prussia had possessed in 1803 was restored practically entirely by the Congress, with considerable additions of new territory.

His group bought the building in the 1960's, and about 10 years ago removed the dropped ceiling in the lobby and found enough of the original coffered ceiling to make molds to restore it entirely.

The company also enacted partial blocks on Twitter content, which satisfy outstanding legal issues, and expects the government to restore it entirely before things proceed.

Twitter says that with the above measures in place, there aren't any longer any outstanding reasons to legally block use of the service in Turkey, and it expects the government to restore it entirely before things proceed.

It is possible that IL-27 is partially effective in reducing the severity of the disease in the patient, achieving a healthy phenotype, but failing to restore an entirely normal status of the immune system.

A restored caliphate is entirely compatible with democratically accountable institutions.

The building needed to be entirely restored, but Uniacke was undaunted.

My hearing was almost entirely restored — but of course, like the documentarian, I was deaf.

But few people expect that all the freedom given to private aircraft before Sept. 11 will be entirely restored.

I was greatly heartened to read by page 598 that within a year, "the area entirely restored, indeed dramatically improved".