Sentence examples for somehow be restored from inspiring English sources
Politicians, nationally and locally, should consider how it might somehow be restored.
A few, like Ms. Dortch, are holding on as long as possible to the hope that funding will somehow be restored.
It was the picture of a cricketer attempting to retain a sense of normality in the hope that the old, familiar routines of century compilation will somehow be restored to him, in time to stave off the ignominy of becoming the first Australian since the 19th century to have lost four Ashes series.
Of course, the majority of those documents were created on computers and can somehow be restored from hard drives.
They do not want to throw away the possibility that past closeness might somehow, someday, be restored.
Investors are spooked, Wall Street nervously awaits news of the next entry on that list of fallen corporate titans, and everyone hopes that trust in corporate America will somehow soon be restored.
Still, she blames the government for the problems she's having and told me that competition needs to be restored somehow.
"Democracy will be restored.
