Sentence examples for will to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

The impression is that, once again, there is space for anything but talent and a will to reconstruct the country; a country bowed down not so much economically as in terms of its morale, its confidence, its people's belief in the possibility of future happiness, of being able to fulfil themselves without having to go abroad.

The historical significance of the destruction caused by the first atomic bomb to be dropped on an urban area also contributed to Hiroshima citizens' will to reconstruct both the city and its urban forest.

Then they will show their completed project to the class, who will have to reconstruct the story in the same way they did for the piano video.

Calatrava: I cannot judge globally how much time we will need to reconstruct, but it is very important that the whole reconstruction happens.

Comparisons of entire F and M genomes (as opposed to partial sequences of a few genes) will enable the characterization of potential gene content/organizational/functional differences between the M and F genomes, and will help to reconstruct the history of any possible recombination and/or gene translocation events in these distinct, gender-associated lineages.

The result is that someone will have to reconstruct those institutions and deliver services.

"The Iraqi people will have to reconstruct that country over a period of time".

The longer they are left to decay the harder they will be to reconstruct.

There is still debate about how valuable it will be to reconstruct the genomes of all members of a community.

"The Iraqi people will have to reconstruct that country over a period of time," Mr. Rumsfeld added.

The S.E.C. will have to reconstruct much of its work regarding investigations and litigation, according to Carmen Lawrence, who headed the New York operations from 1995 to 2000.