Sentence examples for successfully rebuilding from inspiring English sources

She is often depicted in the press as a postwar leader successfully rebuilding a country destroyed by decades of conflict.

"But over the last 12 months, I think we have been successfully rebuilding our Test team – and over the last few days, he wasn't party to any discussion.

"We are already seeing significant improvement in our operations, we are successfully rebuilding our balance sheet, our cost structure is more closely aligned with our revenue and we have reignited innovation," the company said.

The Rwandan government has clamped down hard on dissenters at home and abroad this year, especially in the immediate runup to Kagame's re-election in August, losing some of the international goodwill it has earned for successfully rebuilding the country over the past 16 years.

We are successfully rebuilding a culture of private support for universities that connects us with the pre-war tradition that produced gifts as various and valuable as the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, Dr George Birkbeck's creation of the working men's institution that now bears his name within the University of London and the Rhodes scholarships.

Although Dr Brown, a Hutu, was not a critic of the Rwandan government – now dominated by the minority Tutsis – he claims that simply successfully rebuilding his life was enough for the authorities to try to bring him back and lock him up – potentially for life.

Furthermore, it's important to remember that even cities that do successfully rebuild still lose enormous amounts of capital.

The Kurdish government, and all Iraqis, recognize the urgent need for oil revenue to be distributed equitably if Iraq is to successfully rebuild as a federal republic.

Party officials who gathered here said Republicans needed to be unified if they were going to successfully rebuild after losing the race for the White House and seats in the House and Senate last year.

"We will never successfully rebuild Lower Manhattan until we can all be assured that we have successfully cleaned up Lower Manhattan," said Councilman Alan Jay Gerson, a Manhattan Democrat who is chairman of the new standing Committee on Lower Manhattan Redevelopment, which held its first hearing Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Vickers told reporters that her book, which she has tentatively titled "Grannifer's Legacy," centers on a woman named Jennifer who loses her job, her boyfriend and her great-great-grandmother, her lifelong mentor, and who then successfully rebuilds her life.