Sentence examples for restored sooner from inspiring English sources

They have rights and liberties, too, and they ought to be restored sooner rather than later.

If Guerrero's mental competency is restored sooner than that, his criminal case would resume.

However, intramuscular naloxone has been shown to have a slightly quicker effect, which means that life-saving breathing function is restored sooner.

This may feel repetitive but it will help your body to slowly regain the required movements and your muscle memory will restore sooner with easier moves.

The faster Iraq's economy and society are restored, the sooner American troops can safely return home without leaving behind a new breeding ground for terrorism.

Among his questions, he said, was why upstate New York had power restored much sooner than New York City, stoking the old upstate-downstate tensions that usually serve mayors well.

Moreover, a single treatment shortens the time for oral rehabilitation because the tooth can be restored to function sooner.

No sooner play was restored, James Meredith struck before the on loan Chelsea midfielder Charlie Colkett grabbed an equaliser four minutes from time.

Yet no sooner had I restored my jaw to its rightful position than I found myself accepting, and an instant later my office was empty save for a few speed lines, as in a comic strip: I'd high-tailed it to the library in order to begin remediating my embarrassing literary gap, a cause to which I devoted — with a kind of mounting, marveling pleasure — much of this past summer.

The sooner production is restored the better, not just for Libya, but for the rest of the world.

But rather than wait, Representative Jerry Costello (D-IL) proposed an amendment that would have restored $150 million in construction funds sooner, claiming Sensenbrenner's bill would produce a delay that "would effectively pull the plug on the nation's #1 science project".