Sentence examples for will be regaining from inspiring English sources

Nokia, Gartner notes, had been in the number-one position since 1998 — but from the looks of its earnings for the last few quarters, it doesn't appear that Nokia will be regaining the lead any time soon.

Even though trust and confidence are lacking today, at some point it will be regained.

And officials are optimistic the seat will be regained next year even without the threat.

Analysis of this cycle, that resembles an enzyme substrate pathway as far as the initial state will be regained at the end of the cycle, advances our understanding of the interchanges between meta-stable states that underlie some fundamental steps in molecular biology, and allow for the construction of nano-molecular machines.

While admitting the loss of trust is "disappointing", Brown stressed that it will be regained by clear-the-air talks once the squad meets up ahead of next year's Six Nations, where England will play their first game since the World Cup debacle against Scotland on 6 February.

"It can reasonably be expected that the peak will be regained within the next month or so," NIESR said.

No doubt this was overreaction, and we can assume that some of those losses will be regained in the days to come.

Earlier, Northern Ireland's top judge said he believes public confidence in the criminal justice system will be regained if On the Runs cases come before the courts.

Accomplishing that, its credibility will be regained.

Once you return to a normal diet, the weight generally will be regained.

"Such a deal will be good for Germany, who can tell its taxpayers that what they paid will be regained.