Sentence examples for should not recover from inspiring English sources

Outbursts or retaliatory statements can convince the judge and/or jury that you should not recover damages.

There's no fundamental reason that Invitrogen shouldn't recover from this quarter's fall, but it's not likely to happen in the next quarter.

No one's saying drug companies shouldn't recover the costs of developing and marketing drugs, or that the industry shouldn't enjoy reasonable profit for its efforts.

Should Coles not recover in time, he will watch another game from the sideline.

"He has quality," Hiddink said of the 20-year-old, who may be called on to start against PSG should Costa not recover in time from his injury.

The Giants on Wednesday had the former Buffalo fullback Sam Gash in for a physical and an interview, a preliminary step toward replacing Charles Way should he not recover sufficiently from recent knee surgery.

Shaun Udal, in this company and on such a surface, was meat and drink and England may have to rethink their strategy for India in March, should Giles not recover from a hip operation in time.

Should he not recover in time, then it seems certain that the Hampshire left-hander Michael Carberry, a batsman whose virtues have been promoted by Shane Warne (vested interest notwithstanding), will make his debut.

The pair will have an incentive to perform given they are battling for a theoretical place in Australia's World Cup squad should Clarke not recover from the knee operation he had in December by the 21 February deadline he has been set by Cricket Australia.

PCA of these residuals should therefore not recover any meaningful patterns leading to identification of other factors unaccounted for by the extracted "Rasch factor".

But Mr. Meyer said it would be a mistake to rule out further rate cuts in an effort to preserve the flexibility to reduce rates should the economy not recover or encounter an unexpected shock like another terrorist attack.