Sentence examples for restoring measures from inspiring English sources

In this series the use of CVC, as we also reported, was higher in non-ICU setting, and considering that the vast majority of all hospitals are community hospitals with fewer than 200 beds, these results reinforce the necessity and importance of restoring measures of prevention and control in non-ICU inpatient [ 6, 13].

But American automakers, having emerged from the Detroit pressure cooker with increased production momentum and a restored measure of public good will, are primarily treating Chicago this year as an anachronistic showcase of pig iron and horsepower.

These and other measures have restored some measure of stability to the financial system.

Few things matter more than restoring a measure of decency to democracy, as a step towards regaining public support for politics.

Restoring a measure of normality here is among the toughest challenges facing the United Nations, diplomats and international advocacy groups say.

Secretary Gates' courageous actions in restoring a measure of accountability in the Pentagon is a critical component of the change that President-elect Obama was chosen to bring about.

Whether there is a long-term solution to this crisis may depend on the possibility of restoring some measure of economic growth to countries like France and Italy.

If this continues, a third party will emerge, committed to cleaning up American politics and restoring a measure of decency and fairness.

He is best remembered for restoring a measure of dignity to the latter role after the nation's political crisis of the late 70s.

Now, on clear days, the surrounding mountains might seem to swallow Wasilla up again, restoring a measure of obscurity, and something like normalcy.

Though short-lived, the Ṭūlūnid dynasty succeeded in restoring a measure of Egypt's ancient glory and inaugurated a new phase of Egyptian history.