Sentence examples for slow rebuilding from inspiring English sources

Ms. Heitkamp, surveying the slow rebuilding after the flooding in Minot, offered a different sentiment.

A slow rebuilding process resulted in Chicago's returning to the play-offs three consecutive times beginning in the 2004 05 season.

"Fishermen in the Northeast are facing financial hardships because of the unexpectedly slow rebuilding of fish stocks," Rebecca Blank, the acting secretary of commerce, said in a statement.

And many others, some of whom now face thousands of dollars in repairs, have now begun the slow rebuilding of their sanctuaries.

Piñera's administration is bad at handling serious problems; as exemplified in the slow rebuilding process after the disastrous earthquake and tsunami in February 2010 in the south of Chile.

The long pilgrimage of pregnancy with its wonders and abasements, the apotheosis of childbirth, the sacking and slow rebuilding of every last corner of my private world that motherhood has entailed – all unmentioned, wilfully or casually forgotten as time has passed.

US officials see the Paris agreement as the result of a long, slow rebuild of Obama's climate strategy – after the chaotic end of the Copenhagen summit in 2009 and the death of cap-and-trade legislation in Congress a year later.

The city's slow rebuild has been exacerbated by a string of recent deadly attacks.

A slow rebuild While the official reopening date was 24 October, schools will likely reopen progressively over the next few weeks.

While this inefficient process may put money into the hands of Haitians, it only further slows rebuilding.

Continued fighting with ISIS and a lack of funding from the cash-strapped Kurdistan Regional Government, the Iraqi government, and the international community have also slowed rebuilding.