Sentence examples for to restored from inspiring English sources
verb
To reestablish, or bring back into existence.
- To restore harmony among those who are at variance
It is necessary to monitor and control trace elements in the freshwater supplied to restored wetlands in coastal wetland restoration projects.
The higher percentage of detachment of restorations was probably due to restored dentin in the presence of demineralized dentin, the weakness of the dentin itself, and not because of the weakness of dental materials.
The results indicate that the vegetation of P. australis wetlands has experienced a great improvement after several years' restoration, and it is feasible to restored degraded P. australis wetlands by pouring fresh water into those wetlands in the Yellow River Delta.
"Perhaps," Archbishop Williams said, "we shall not quickly overcome the remaining obstacles to restored communion".
NO SOONER does Northern Ireland negotiate one hurdle on the road to restored self-government than another one appears.
The executive director of the National Abstinence Education Association, Valerie Huber, said she hoped that the new study would lead to restored federal support for abstinence programs.
In vitro experiments demonstrated that Kihi-to restored axonal and dendritic outgrowths and inhibited cell death in Aβ(25 35 -treated 25 35 -treatedculturedons.
Cabrera tried to restore order.
"They want to restore order.
We need to restore confidence.
To restore the democratic institutions.
