Sentence examples for the reinstating from inspiring English sources
verb
To restore somebody to a former position or rank.
Thus, though there was an increase in expectancy from before to after the reinstating shock, this did not differ between PIT and PVT.
(2006), the benefits of positive mood induction may be confined to the reinstating context, though this has yet to be tested.
Figure 1 demonstrates the difference between the reinstating (R) and non-reinstating (NR) mice in terms of reinstatement behaviour.
It is unclear how much the reinstating of the 401(k) match will cost Schwab next year because the company has thinned its payroll since it last paid the contributions.
A man who called into Rev Sharpton's show last week said: "What surprises me [about the reinstating of Confederate History Month] is that anyone's surprised that this is still happening".
"[T]o many Dominicans, this is a grave crisis, the reinstating of the old racism that many have fought against," a Los Angeles Times opinion piece written by Mark Kurlansky, Julia Alvarez, Edwidge Danticat and Junot Diaz reads.
The reinstated capital is a conflictual place.
The reinstated doping offender clocked 10.20sec, with Newham's Tyrone Edgar third in 10.28sec.
The reinstated candidates were among about 2,400 contenders who were disqualified early in the process.
From the graph, it shows that the reinstated trust value is slightly lower than the value before punishment.
The reinstated central span opened in January 2001.
