Sentence examples for term rebuilding from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Giants loathe the term rebuilding.

In the short term, rebuilding our economy and creating jobs will remain our nation's top priority.

In the longer term rebuilding is going to require massive international assistance".

This information is important both to the rescue agencies immediately after the event, and to the long term rebuilding process.

In the long term, rebuild sustainably.

He called for the nation to rally around a sustained long-term rebuilding effort long after the story has disappeared from the news.

Led by Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive and former President Bill Clinton — and modeled after the agency created after the 2004 South Asia tsunami — it is supposed to plan and carry out long-term rebuilding projects paid for with donors' billions.

Mayor C. Ray Nagin, the incumbent whose ultracasual leadership style has been sharply questioned from here to Washington, has set the terms: rebuild wherever you like (though with a lightly voiced caveat).

The Cavaliers are clearly in the midst of a long-term rebuild, and during the maelstrom of Lue's termination, they needed a steady presence to guide the young squad all while trudging through a losing season.

If you are curious to learn just how Ms. Guthrie managed to rebuild herself in less time than is required to, say, grow a petunia, understand first that the term "rebuild" is not being used metaphorically.

The job in the short term is rebuilding the players' self-belief and confidence.