Sentence examples for will have regained from inspiring English sources

As it does, Clinton will have regained her aura of inevitability.

The central bank estimates that by the end of this year the economy will have regained up to three-quarters of the competitiveness lost during 2001-2009.

If 'so near thereto' be given a causal meaning, then § 268 by the process of judicial construction will have regained much of the generality which Congress in 1831 emphatically intended to remove.

"Within a year Portugal will have regained its independence and not have to render accounts [to its international creditors] every three months".Mr Passos Coelho has no shortage of fans in the EU.

By the time it is finished, millionaires and corporations will have regained an enormous voice in American politics, at the expense of candidates who have to raise money the old-fashioned way and, ultimately, at the expense of voters.

The striker admits he is struggling for fitness but believes he will have regained some of his sharpness in time for this Sunday's Community Shield against Manchester City at Wembley.

"By mid-2010, China will be hit by a reality check," which is that Chinese exports will stall because U.S. consumer spending will not have regained its previous strength.

By then, the Knicks 13-200) will hope to have regained their game.

Or will his face have regained the smiling arrogance that sculptured his dazzling success as a golfer and his dishonorable descent as a person?

Patients will be discharged once they have regained their desired level of function or their improvement has plateaued.

In addition to having less time to focus on this guy, this will make you feel like you have regained some control of your life.