Sentence examples for restoring a degree from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush and his commanders weighed whether to reward the Sunnis with early provincial elections, restoring a degree of political power to them.

To date, real-time estimation of the brain's spectral power has been predominantly implemented as a component of the procedures used to interface the brain with computers with the primary aim of restoring a degree of mobility to motor-disabled or 'locked in' patients [39] [41] and to investigate neurofeedback-based approaches to hyper-activity, depression, tinnitus [42].

A cap at 200% would restore a degree of sanity.

"I'll restore a degree of civility right now," Colbert said.

Mr. Obama has managed to restore a degree of partisan balance on the appeals courts.

This usually restores a degree of consciousness, which slowly spreads through the rest of Ellington's system.

Richard Trumka restored a degree of order and democracy to the UMWA upon his election to the presidency in 1982.

Evidently sensing he was onto a winner, Bush offered that it was time "to restore a degree of civility" to politics.

Mr. Gergiev, it seemed, was trying to restore a degree of solemnity and spaciousness to music often milked for dramatic effect.

The creators of Privacy say they wish we could restore a degree of the simplicity of the pre-digital age to our complex modern existences.

They make no pretence to be interrupting drug trafficking itself but they do claim to have restored a degree of tranquillity to daily life.