Sentence examples for would never restore from inspiring English sources

However, she warned this would never restore normal function.

McAlpine said he feared he would never fully restore his reputation and that the public would rather believe the "insidious and awful" proverb, "there's no smoke without fire".

"He realized then that the revolution would be taken over by the Communists and the 1940 Constitution would never be restored as Castro had promised," said Ernesto Betancourt, another former Castro supporter who also fell out with Mr. Castro and went into exile.

In such cases, it would be expected the effect of large-wave impact events (storm surge or tsunami) would change through time and that long-term equilibrium would never be restored.

Bottom line: we're never going to get there, just like Twitter will never restore Track.

Broken relationships that were never restored is something I imagine would be particularly hard to deal with on your death bed.

Relations are never restored.

He had three sons, but his titles were never restored.

Normal reactivity was never restored in non-surviving patients in contrast to those who recovered.

Until last Thursday, the Justice Department and most of the 18 states involved in the latest round of litigation had concluded that a consent decree limiting Microsoft's conduct would never be enough to restore competition to the software market.

Referring to the opposition leader, Mir Hussein Moussavi, and the former reformist President Mohammad Khatami, the cleric explained: "We would never allow Moussavi or Khatami to restore relations, because they would then have heroic status".