Sentence examples for return to its former state from inspiring English sources

Some invasions irreversibly change pools and pathways of matter and energy in the invaded system; even if the abundance of the invader is reduced or it is completely removed, the system will not return to its former state.

Kosovo could return to its former state of suppressed rage punctuated by weekly assassinations.

Samsa was trying hard to quell his "bulge," but the thing just wouldn't return to its former state.

If the abundance of the invader is reduced or the invader is even completely removed, the system will not return to its former state.

"It doesn't matter to some councils whether the material gets incinerated - which is legitimate, in that it is turning waste into energy - or whether it is returned to its former state.

The relationship returns to its former state & Rubin begins again to wear the hat like a crown of failure & hope.

After the exhibition, the building, an old Coors Beer warehouse, must be returned to its former state.

"An organism never returns to its former state," he declared in 1905, a statement later dubbed Dollo's law.

She raises her eyebrows in a manner suggesting that a good cook is a tidy cook, that the task of producing a meal is not complete until the kitchen is returned to its former state.

But the top-heavy market is slowly returning to its former state, in which technology heavyweights drag the market higher despite losses among smaller issues.

The number of nasty arguments decreased significantly and our closeness returned to its former state, which was a blessing after so many months of constant unbearable bickering.