Sentence examples for restoring itself as from inspiring English sources

Luckily for Mr. Fascher, when his promising boxing career came to an end, Hamburg was well on the way to restoring itself as a lively, sinful port, a place where British and American troops provided an audience for the new music clubs springing up on the seedy edge of town, amid the strip clubs and brothels.

Wound healing according to Al-Henhena et al. [ 36] is a complex and dynamic process by which cellular structures and tissue layers in a damaged tissue restores itself as closely as possible to its original state.

Ultimately, Labowitz says it will be important for Exxon to restore itself as a credible participant in the climate change discussion.

Israelis worry that as Iran feels more isolated by sanctions and more threatened by the Arab Spring, which has not exactly broken Tehran's way, it may view racing for a bomb as the only way to restore itself to its position as the most influential power in the Middle East.

Put simply, water is the most hydrating option available and helps the body restore itself after processes such as breaking down foods, breathing, sweating, and removing waste.

That malware could even back itself up inside the firmware of a computer's other components, such as the network card, so as to restore itself to the BIOS chip if its firmware was for some reason cleaned up (see "A Computer Infection That Can Never Be Cured").

Restoration work aside, the long-range lens shows that Drakes Estero, considered the "ecological heart" of Point Reyes National Seashore, will continue to restore itself and thrive as the gift of marine wilderness is fully realized.

MySQL databases have been restored as well as we can restore them.

"We'll try to restore as much as we can".

"China hopes that peace can be restored as soon as possible," the statement added.

"The post was removed in error and restored as soon as we were able to investigate.