Sentence examples for still not regained from inspiring English sources

Many Albanians have still not regained ownership of property seized from them by the regime.

Then Morgan came back but, Alexander said, he has still not regained his timing.

As late as 2 30 a.m. on Monday, PBS had still not regained control of its Web site as the hackers continued to post defaced pages.

The conversation quickly turns to the economy and why Labour has still not regained trust, even though the Tories have had to admit their economic plan is off-track and living standards are being severely squeezed.

But it was shelved on the assumption that North European taxpayers would not be inclined to back the banking system in Spain — or in Italy, whose own banks have still not regained a solid footing, or in other euro zone convalescents.

But after two stock market crashes, the terrorist attacks of 9/11, and a euro crisis or two, the market has still not regained its 1999 peak.

The good news is that even if Mr. Peña Nieto wins the presidency in 2012, the PRI will still not regain its former strength.

Even if the next president turns out to be from the PRI, the party will still not regain its lock on power, since the other parties have made such substantial gains in state and city governments.

But he still has not regained full use of his left hand, and his days of playing guitar are over.

But it still has not regained the economic credibility across northern England that it so desperately needs.

If the chain still has not regained its fashion touch by Christmas, it could face a nightmare.