Sentence examples for well restore from inspiring English sources

Pandering further to UKIP might well restore the Tories' old reputation for nastiness.

Dropping the ISA might well restore his reputation after that public-relations disaster.

The Supreme Court may well restore that position after hearing an appeal on the Newman case in October, or it could go in another direction, as I discussed in a recent column.

A post-Blair premier might well restore the traditional model, as indeed John Major did after Margaret Thatcher, when a "cabinet of vipers" was replaced by a "cabinet of chums".Sir Christopher is careful to warn that his book is not intended as "a rhapsody for a bygone age".

Then again, the one-of-a-kind objects may well restore the company to its former glory.

Simple arithmetic rebalancing of the oxygen delivery equation (the product of CaO2 and cardiac output) may well restore values back to those we associate with normal physiology but fail to address the underlying biological abnormality.

Much of the city's architecture is over 100 years old and has been well restored.

Current prices are for cars that are well restored or in good condition.

The jury is still out on how well restored connectivity works to keep a diverse gene pool and maintain long-term viability.

More than 50 vehicles, some dating to the turn of the 20th century and extraordinarily well restored, are rotated through the displays.

"It was really very well restored and had the feeling of a true turn-of-the-century town house," he said.