Sentence examples for seeing restoration from inspiring English sources

Still much to be done, but what joy in seeing restoration, when so much had and can go wrong.

We are seeing restoration of habitats and a lot of countries are starting to implement more effective fishing management.

The period, which also included the reign of James II (1685 88), was marked by an expansion in colonial trade, the Anglo-Dutch Wars, and a revival of drama and literature (see Restoration literature).

Currently, most projects aim to construct self-sustaining communities and no longer see restoration as a deterministic process.

It was then on to York Minster to see restoration projects before continuing to other Yorkshire venues on his official duties.

Those years saw restoration of defense spending that had been cut well into bone and muscle during the 1990s, as well as the first pursuit of international terrorists since the Barbary Pirates.

For example, an indigenous people may see the goal of restoring a native fish species as rekindling the relationship between that species and humans living in the region, whereas a non-indigenous population may see restoration of the same species as a matter of achieving certain population numbers conducive to a recreational outcome like increasing tourism in the region.

The escarpment along the Danube, which had partially collapsed several times, has seen restoration work, and is now in good condition.

Friedkin noted he had exchanged emails about the film with director Nicolas Winding Refn, who introduced the "Chain Saw" restoration at this year's Cannes Film Festival.

These spaces have many applications in various fields such as PDE, electrorheological fluids, and image restoration; see [6, 23 25].

The origin of such spaces is the study of PDE with non-standard growth conditions, fluid dynamics and image restoration; see [7 9].