Sentence examples for undone more from inspiring English sources

Over time, if bone is undone more quickly than it is remade, then osteoporosis results.

He didn't have the steadiest of moral compasses, or much in the way of self-knowledge, and he would later be undone, more than once, by his love of a strong drink or the wrong woman.

In less than a decade France has undone more than half a century's worth of work and gone from being one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe to a nation of comfortable and lazy individuals.

Reckless finance has undone more empires throughout history than invasions by enemies.

The report warns, however, that without sustained and timely assistance, all good work could quickly be undone; more than 3.5 million people could battle again with acute hunger, including a risk of famine, by next August.

Mr. Qian is likely to emphasize that a relaxation of tensions between China and Taiwan could be undone by more arms sales.

Since then the exchange rate has fallen to 2.3 reais to the dollar, but that has undone little more than half the past decade's gains.

But it acknowledged that the gains were fragile and could be easily undone unless more progress was made in hunting down insurgents operating from havens in neighboring Pakistan.

Mountains of trash bags sprouted across Co-op City on Tuesday as residents and office workers rushed to perform basic maintenance tasks left undone by more than 500 unionized janitors, groundskeepers and parking attendants who went on strike in a contract dispute.

Oxfam estimates that at least $24bn£16.7bnbn) is needed right now, otherwise all the progress of recent years will be undone and more people will fall back into poverty and suffering.

It is true that the advent of social media cannot be undone, any more than television could be regulated in a way that would fully prevent terrorists from exploiting it.