Sentence examples for supposed to restore from inspiring English sources

It's supposed to restore your faith in humanity, or something.

"It was supposed to restore self-respect and self-love – that was the beginning.

Steinach had help for women, too — he X-rayed their ovaries, a treatment that was supposed to restore youthfulness.

This was supposed to restore the confidence of investors, savaged by accounting scandals from Enron to WorldCom.

Both are a result of the apparent failure of a new line of BlackBerry 10 phones that were supposed to restore the company's former fortunes.

Arena was supposed to restore the confidence of the American players, believed by many to have dwindled during Klinsmann's bumpy tenure.

What he and the others seem not to have noticed is that Seracini's tests had failed to answer the central question they were supposed to resolve: to restore or not to restore?

Bailouts — this one is worth up to $125 billion — are supposed to help restore investor confidence.

It was an abrupt end to a program supposed to help restore Iraq to its past greatness.

The deadline, set in the Aviation and Transportation Security Act, which Congress passed last month, was supposed to help restore public confidence in air travel.

"This unaccountable bureaucratic monster of a quango, which was supposed to help restore public faith in parliament after the 2009 MPs' expenses scandal, has in fact just succeeded in turning the clock back four years".