Sentence examples for we could regain from inspiring English sources

We could regain and maintain a reasonably healthy employment picture with little or no growth by essentially sharing jobs, a sharing effectuated by decreases in working hours in step with productivity advances.

"By rebuilding a Buddha we could regain possession of our history and send a message to the whole world in favour of reconciliation between religions," says Shukrya Neda, who campaigns for a local NGO.

President Obama, speaking on his decision to send some 30,000 additional troops to Afghanistan, wondered out loud if as country we could regain our unanimous support of the war effort.

"We designed it so I could regain my tablet back," jokes Tracey Devine, marketing director for InspirationWorks, makers of Kurio, a children's tablet.

"When Ronnie Lane left, we went out to get the best bass player we could find," he says, regaining his composure.

First, Congress could regain its legitimacy (only 9% of Americans approve of Congress) by telling taxpayers that we get it and are ready to make hard budget choices.

If so, Datawind could regain its credibility.

In this way, it could regain trust.

If Zidane regains his health, Les Bleus could regain their form.

Meanwhile, Mr. Romney could regain some momentum with a win.

Labor unions could regain strength from such an alliance.