Sentence examples for restoring a total of from inspiring English sources

Restoring a total of about 1 kilometer of streams per year, replanting and reshaping their banks and flow patterns to combat property-threatening erosion and improve wildlife habitat also is part of the program.

This impressive effort ended up redrawing the boundaries of the artist's compact canon: the Dutch museum scandalized the art world and outraged the Prado when it disputed the authorship of two of the Spanish museum's Bosch paintings; it also made two new attributions and restored a total of nine works, all of which are now on display for the first time.

Mr. Silver said the result was the restoring of a total of roughly $3 million in aid for Westchester.

After order was restored, authorities determined that a total of 117 people had been killed (64 in the town itself) and more than 200 injured.

Dr. Gordon spent well into seven figures on renovating and restoring the buildings, which comprise a total of 10,000 square feet.

This colossal project involved around 600 people to restore the monument and cost a total of US$6,901,243.

Produced on a budget of $6 million, the film grossed $10,500,000 at the US box office in 1970 and another $638,641 in the US on its 1995 restored box office release, making a total of $11,138,641.

A total of 30 implants (15 implants restored with platform switching [PS] abutments [control] and 15 implants restored with non-platform switching [NPS] abutments [test]) were assigned between two groups using a randomization procedure.

A total of 438 sites were restored between 1996 and 2010 (Thomas 2012).

REg- Restore a moderate amount of damage.

Capital spending was deeply cut in 2010 but then mostly restored by a series of initiatives adding up to a total of £1.35bn.