Sentence examples for some regeneration from inspiring English sources

Much like Davros, Rupert seems to have got hold of some regeneration energy.

These have a chemical composition close to that of natural bone and can encourage some regeneration.

His surgeon hoped the procedure might permit some regeneration of the nerve and allow him to move his foot properly.

Jowell yesterday refused to set a deadline for the completion of the revised budget for building the Olympic Park, which currently stands at £4.3bn, including some regeneration work.

Some regeneration projects in the past have struggled to make a significant impact on poverty and inequality because their approach has been too narrow.

There is some regeneration money available to address this, and a reputable architect has come up with a plan to create a town square next to the Tube station.

Using the assistance of a few public bodies, setting up a charity, pouring in some coalfield regeneration money and some cash of his own, Oliver planned to teach the proletariat to make itself real food with real ingredients.

Millions of euros of investment and some farsighted regeneration projects are transforming Mechelen.

In some cases regeneration of very small pieces may result in the formation of imperfect (e.g., headless) organisms.

By contrast, in habitats more suitable for trees even severe and repeated degradation of the vegetation is likely to be followed by some tree regeneration.

After the Endangered Species Act was passed in 1973, the protection it afforded, along with some forest regeneration and a change in attitudes, allowed the wolves to start growing in number, and the Minnesota population began spilling across state borders.