Sentence examples for run restore from inspiring English sources
Even in Keynesian models, a small open economy can, in the long run, restore full employment through deflation and internal devaluation; the point, however, is that it involves many years of suffering — in the long run we are all dead.
By restoring intellectual discourse to its position before the MSNBC/Fox News yell-fest became our way of life, we will, in the long run, restore our politics and improve our way of life.
The runs restored his average, too, to the sunny uplands of a tick under 40.
76 Neurogenesis and maze learning were suppressed in a model of systemic infection/encephalitis, and moderate running restored the proliferation and neuronal differentiation of hippocampal neural progenitor cells and also reversed the maze learning deficit.
Of note is that the vasodilator response in the arteries smaller than 100 μm, which was greater than that in the larger arteries, was significantly attenuated in diabetic mice, and treadmill running restored the attenuated response to almost the same level as that in the control group.
With your running restored, you will travel as fast as lightning.
She was held to 2 points in the second half, shooting 1 of 7. Duke closed to 34-29 early in the second half before an 8-0 restoredored Connecticut's double-digit advantage.
Theatre's 'thunder run' restored Jump to media player An 18th Century "thunder run" has been restored at Bristol Old Vic theatre as part of its 250th anniversary celebrations.
The festival kicks off at the Cinematheque's Egyptian Theatre with Muller introducing two Ann Sheridan noirs: the 1950 rediscovery "Woman on the Run," restored by the Film Noir Foundation in conjunction with the UCLA Film & Television Archive, and the 1947 film "The Unfaithful".
"When I ran, I ran to restore RSC as a member-driven organization," Scalise said Wednesday, explaining his decision.
I think tonight's mutual victories give us a rare chance to change the way campaigns are run and restore voters' trust in our electoral process.
