Sentence examples for restoring more than from inspiring English sources

Sinclair has a dream of restoring more than just the Clyde's fish stocks.

By executive orders and court action he succeeded in restoring more than 81,000,000 acres (33,000,000 hectares) to the public domain.

But in the last 20 years, the governments of the United States Canada, and Mexico have poured over $70 billion into restoring more than seven million acres of wetlands.

On Thursday in San Jose, Costa Rica, Ms. Clinton announced that the United States was restoring more than $30 million in aid to Honduras it had suspended after the coup.

The Chicago Board of Trade is adding two hours to its electronic trading schedule, restoring more than half the time it cut back in August as part of its alliance with the Eurex futures exchange in Frankfurt.

PRAGUE — A blockbuster bill wending its way through the Czech Parliament would, if passed as envisioned this spring, transact one of the biggest property deals in any former Soviet bloc country by restoring more than half of church property nationalized after the Communists seized power in 1948.

"Like some parts of the coast, Chileans' self-image subsided as a result of the earthquake," noted one local newspaper columnist.But Mr Piñera, a wealthy businessman who heads Chile's first right-wing government since the restoration of democracy in 1990, will have to restore more than frayed nerves.

Restoring this material restores more than a couple of scenes.

Since 2006, his company has bought and restored more than half of the stores downtown.

All told, he restored more than 50 local buildings, including St. Ann's School.

Analysts say that RIM was battling to restore more than service to the millions faced with malfunctioning BlackBerry cellphone service.