Sentence examples for that cannot be restored from inspiring English sources
But the sense that there are certain rules that all must play by, whether to their advantage or not, is something that cannot be restored.
However, the cure additive is inefficient for butadiene-based materials such as 1,2-polybutadiene (vinyl-BR) and cis-1,4-poly(butadiene) (cis-BR), since macroradical trapping by AOTEMPO stunts diene-monomer oligomerization, thereby eliminating multiple crosslinks that cannot be restored by a single polymer-bound acrylate group.
Aware of the tricks that memory can play and increasingly conscious of the gaps in knowledge that cannot be restored, Nuland proceeds to tell the story of growing up in a Yiddish-speaking household where none of the adults -- his father, his mother, his maternal grandmother and aunt -- was able to read or write English.
The unchanged delay time of β-cell insulin secretion response after a glucose load may be caused by a genetic defect that cannot be restored with surgery.
Rather we hypothesize that the gene mutated in vt29 causes excess DA release that cannot be restored through the normal pathways of DA synthesis and recapture.
Oral HPV infection results from increase in oral based immune suppression in the HIV co infected individual that cannot be restored and is possibly compromised further by HAART.
Be aware that sun or heat damaged plastic may be so badly discolored and brittle that it cannot be restored by this method.
Consolidated Edison and National Grid have told residents that power cannot be restored to defective circuit breakers because of the danger of another inferno like the one that consumed much of Breezy Point, Queens, across the Rockaway Inlet.
We argue that equivalence cannot be restored by using more general TAL action type specifications.
The law does not allow a presidential waiver, and stipulates that aid cannot be restored until "a democratically elected government has taken office".
The law allows no presidential waiver, and it says that aid cannot be restored until "a democratically elected government has taken office".
