Sentence examples for which has regained from inspiring English sources

Close by is Rio's Montmartre – Lapa – which has regained its belle époque bohemian feel after years of decline.

And competition has increased from companies like Morgan Stanley, which has regained some of its former strength.

Four of the six defendants today were officers of the Indonesian Army, which has regained some of its lost stature during the yearlong presidency of Mrs. Megawati.

As Mr. Murdoch's Twitter message indicates, Fox is happy with its new 5 p.m. program, "The Five," which has regained some of the advertising support that Mr. Beck lost.

These days, Stamp is sanguine about the film, which has regained some cultural currency with the impending release of another adaptation, featuring Carey Mulligan in the Julie Christie role and Tom Sturridge in Stamp's.

Mr. Leiter awards Rutgers an overall ranking of 3; Harvard is No. 6. No. 8 is Columbia University's department, which has regained some of its luster after years of internal squabbling.

Shares of Xerox, which had regained some ground last week when the company announced the sale of its China operations to the joint venture Fuji Xerox, dropped $1.19, to $4.81.

Shares of Xerox, which had regained some ground last week when the company announced the sale of its China operations to Fuji Xerox for $550 million, dropped $1.19 yesterday, to $4.81.

Since its inception, the E Model has undergone further development to take account of broadband codecs, which have regained importance due to modern VoIP applications.

The consequences of the prolonged conflict proved disastrous for the Empire, which had regained a measure of stability under Andronikos III.

SOEs, which have regained dominance in China since the 2009 stimulus package, oppose liberalization because it could undermine their advantage over private companies.