Sentence examples for restoring energy from inspiring English sources

Restoring energy balance could wreak havoc with the bank balance.

The island food proves useful for restoring energy levels.

While there has been much talk in the past of restoring energy to the Oscars by compressing the monthslong lead-up, any such adjustment appears likely to involve relatively minor tweaks, like moving the awards up by a week.

Requiring employees to socialize can bring stress, and while it may further work or career goals, it can run counter to a break's function of restoring energy, said John P. Trougakos, an assistant management professor at the University of Toronto Scarborough and the Rotman School of Management.

The process of generating and restoring energy needs to be developed, without neglecting the effect towards the environment itself.

Accordingly, although MAP returned to close to the initial level after blood re-infusion (Table 1), cerebral perfusion was obviously not sufficient for restoring energy metabolism.

It discovered employees find it harder to restore energy levels with breaks after lunch.

Back at camp, a well-stocked bar and generous supply of food helped to restore energy levels after the walks.

Drinking enough water to keep the urine pale yellow in colour will help to flush the system and restore energy levels.

me time, n. (informal): time spent relaxing on one's own as opposed to working or doing things for others, seen as an opportunity to reduce stress or restore energy.

He has restored energy to Labour's grassroots but he is not rehabilitating the party as a force that can win power and govern by the rules of parliamentary democracy.