Sentence examples for usually restored from inspiring English sources

Relations are usually restored only when Zoe arrives.

In the cases of Finland and Germany, voting rights are usually restored quickly or a ban imposed only for a period of time.

Ditch Plains often suffers some erosion in the off-season from hurricanes and winter nor'easters; it is usually restored naturally by summer.

Implant prostheses were usually restored after 6 months (mean = 6.5 months; range: 5 to 12 months).

Extraoral defects are usually restored by means of silicon epithesis; intraoral ones necessitate maxillary rehabilitation.

Pre-pregnancy glycemic control is usually restored after delivery.

Treatment with digitalis usually restores normal rhythm.

This usually restores a degree of consciousness, which slowly spreads through the rest of Ellington's system.

New Line is not the first studio to release on DVD and video both regular and extended versions of films, which usually restore deleted scenes and are often called directors' cuts.

Removal of the affected kidney, surgical repair of the constriction, or percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (a balloon catheter inserted through the skin and inflated in the artery to flatten plaque build-up) usually restores the blood pressure and the blood renin level to normal.

Regular on-line water washing of the compressor followed by off-line water washes usually restores the blade surface, and thus creates the original design angle.