Sentence examples for return to the size from inspiring English sources

She said the institution hoped someday to return to the size it was before the storm, but she acknowledged the cutbacks might be permanent.

Any sort of growth, it seems, along with the prospect that the British economy might this year return to the size it was six years ago, is now enough to count as a political breakthrough.

Its economy only returned to the size it had been in 1913 over a decade later.The Treaty of Versailles in 1919 was one of several to carve new countries from what remained of the pre-war empires.

Maybe later tonight we'll hear proposals for a revision of this system - for a return to economies the size of farming communities and city blocks.

When we return to the long-term herd size change implications of Figure 3, this threatens them with a potential long-term slide towards eventual stocklessness in the context of repeated shocks.

However, 12 months after the soil chiseling, the aggregates returned to the original size.

The presented cases illustrate how the atelectatic area appearing as a LUS consolidation pattern decreased during inspiration and returned to the original size at the end of expiration, confirming the presence of this mechanism of VILI in healthy lung ventilated with recommended lung protective settings during anesthesia.

Interestingly, the swollen cells gradually returned to the original size regardless of the continuous presence of ouabain in the medium.

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Most obviously, at the stages when land animals like reptiles and, later, mammals returned to the water, the size graph lurched upward.

Among the crucial issues senior officials are expected to debate is whether to shrink the Standing Committee from nine seats to seven, returning it to the size it was before 2002.