Sentence examples for which have recovered from inspiring English sources

Beef imports from Canada, which have recovered in recent years after an outbreak of mad cow disease led to a United States ban in 2003, have suffered less.

He gives these pay packages some credit for the performance of American corporations, which have recovered faster from the financial crisis than the overall economy.

In recent years, drug companies have been prime targets of federal fraud investigations, which have recovered tens of billions of dollars for Medicaid and Medicare.

Shares of BHP, which have recovered modestly in recent weeks are still off more than 15 percent this year, closing on Thursday at $65.96.

First hit were cheap runabouts, next mid-range cruisers, and then yachts over 35 feet, which have recovered only this summer.

The stock sale, which sent Viacom's shares down $3.58, to $16.50, and CBS down $2.04, to $8.10, on Oct. 10, unnerved investors, raising questions about whether Mr. Redstone would have to sell additional shares, which have recovered somewhat.

Shares of Fannie Mae, which had recovered in recent days, dipped 20percentt.

That certainly goes for the stockmarket, which has recovered all its post-election losses.

The searches, which had recovered scores of bodies, were suspended in 2005 as relations spiraled downward.

The search, which had recovered scores of bodies, was halted in 2005 as relations spiraled downward.

The stock market, which had recovered a bit after the release of the Fed statement, immediately gapped down.