Sentence examples for will try to restore from inspiring English sources
This survey will try to restore some of the hope.
"But if energy prices stay high, firms will try to restore their profits by raising prices".
The more public one involves the Rio Games, where Neymar, 24, will try to restore Brazil's flagging soccer esteem.
It will be a way for us to avenge ourselves and we will try to restore our honour".
Mr Bush will try to restore the confidence of investors on Tuesday by announcing new measures to combat corporate wrongdoing, including jail terms for the worst offenders.
Entergy has urged customers to sit tight during the storm as no crews will try to restore service until winds fall below 30 m.p.h.
"We'll try to restore as much as we can".
We'll try to restore some respectability in the tie.
DETROIT — Edward E. Whitacre Jr., the architect of AT&T's rebirth as the nation's largest telecommunications company, will now try to restore glory to another faded American institution, General Motors.
Butt's task will be to try to restore United's reputation among the best nurturers of young talent in the sport.
From the plot of distributions of BC with φ = 0° in Figure 6, we find general rings which typically indicate that a flake that is pulled further apart will travel further to try to restore its original position.
