Sentences with phrase «recovering more»

The nation's top public health official traveled to Harris County on Wednesday to get a look at how the region is recovering more than three months after Hurricane Harvey.

The UK experience reflects a global trend picked up by the report which predicts a «multi-speed» recovery, with tourism in established economies, such as the UK, recovering more slowly than emerging economies.

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However, with the economy recovering more every day, and other securities, like stocks, starting to look more attractive, is the bond bubble finally going to pop?

Also welcome is the Denali's more sophisticated computer - controlled damping, which copes with secondary impact harshness nicely while also doing a noticeably better job of recovering more quickly from dips and crests.

Protein, creatine and a good source of carbohydrates are the most basic supplements to help with greater muscle growth, improving your energy and recovering more quickly afterward.

Recovering more fossils from all parts of Asia will clearly help to fill in the gaps.

Several surveys have suggested that highly diverse plant communities are more resistant than species - poor ones, changing less from their normal state during periods of drought — and recovering more rapidly afterwards.

After recovering more than 250 fossils from clay deposits in western Africa, Stefan Bengtson of the Swedish Museum of Natural History and his collaborators examined some of the relics with a powerful three - dimensional scanner.

Nevertheless, the ex-NSA succeeded in restricting terrorists» notoriety to the North - East before recovering more than 25 towns from the Boko Haram.

It's recovering more quickly than many of our neighbours.

In this we are recovering the more primitive genius of humankind.

It may also be helpful to take cues from evangelical groups that are actively recovering more traditional, liturgical worship and practice in their communities.

In the US, the S&P 500 has recovered by 31 per cent from its trough in March; the technology - focused NASDAQ has increased by 54 per cent over the same period, reflecting signs that the IT industry is recovering more rapidly than other sectors (Table 7).

Yum Brands Inc. on Tuesday cut its profit outlook for the year because sales in China are recovering more slowly than the company expected after a food - safety scare.

In early September, Solyndra ceased operations, laying off 1,100 staff and dooming the U.S. government's hopes of recovering more than half a billion dollars in loan guarantees offered to the company as part of the 2009 stimulus plan.

«We will always be somewhat susceptible to Mother Nature's fury and suffer some negative consequences, but the upgrades we have made will allow us to recover more quickly and reduce the financial impact,» Harding says.

In New York, the Attorney General's office has recovered more than $ 330,000 in penalties and costs from gas stations that gouged customers after Sandy.

At the time, CEO Ed Bastian vowed Delta would make «significant improvements» to its system for scheduling and tracking aircraft crews to recover more quickly from disruptions.

By finding ways to focus on work while still doing the necessary healing, entrepreneurs can recover more quickly and keep business moving forward.

The swift recovery in resource prices was a significant factor in explaining why Canada recovered more quickly than other G7 countries, and probably explains why Australia only saw a short - lived reduction in the rate of growth of GDP during 2008 - 09.

Survivors who assert their rights, rather than experience a «rescue» recover more quickly from their trauma.

RBC Insurance and Best Doctors Canada transforming how group benefit clients suffering from mental illnesses are treated to recover more quickly...

The revenue forecast is approximately # 6.1 million per year for 20 years enabling us to recover more than # 120 million.

The risk ratio has recovered more relative to 2012 lows but is also relatively subdued.

Canada sidestepped the worst of the financial crisis because it avoided the real estate excesses of its U.S. neighbour, and a post-recession housing boom helped it recover more quickly than its Group of Seven peers.

Inversely, the equal weighted ones recover more strongly from market bottoms.

Real estate prices tend to decline during recessions, but typically not as much as equities, and recover more slowly.

I am confident the following book will help you recover more quickly:

One of the current debates among process thinkers is the felt need on the part of some to recover the more empirical side of Whitehead's philosophy as well as process thought in general.

Quite obviously, we do not know all that he meant by it — we can not hope to, separated as we are by twenty centuries from his time and dependent as we are upon a few meager records — but we are by no means altogether in ignorance of his meaning, and as historical research enables us to recover more fully the mental climate of Jesus» environment, our understanding becomes deeper and more adequate.

Mercersburg theology is attractive to those in the Reformed tradition who wish to engage in ecumenism or recover a more Reformed catholic vision.

But it's long past the time we recover more natural formats of the scriptures.

I acknowledge the need for evangelicals to recover more fully the riches of the wider Christian tradition, including the Reformation heritage.

Not only did we recover more food than in all other previous years combined, but in November 2015, we also reached a major milestone: one million pounds of food recovered!

Across the country, supermarkets, restaurants, and food service companies are adopting innovative new approaches to reduce the amount of food that goes unsold, recover more wholesome unsold food to donate to people who need it, and recycle food discards for energy generation or composting.

Tetra Pak is currently developing heat exchangers to recover more energy when heating and cooling a product — an innovation area that can have a positive effect for the dairy processing industry, which relies on thermal pasteurization.

The organization recovered more than 130,000 pounds of food in its first year of operation, and continues to promote the connection between wasted food on college campuses and opportunities to aid in local hunger relief.

An end - grain (as opposed to edge - grain) cutting board recovers more easily under knife pressure.

As a nonprofit organization that equips businesses with the science and resources to make products more sustainable, they are guided by the principles «Use Wisely,» «Eliminate Toxicity,» and «Recover More.»

While bellerin may lack experience having play less games but have better acceleration, recover more quickly and also more better offensively.

That is why it is great news today that Francis Coquelin has recovered more quickly than expected and is back in training, in fact, according to the Mirror today, Francis is even likely to be in the squad for next weekends FA Cup game against Burnley in preparation for the midweek League game against Southampton.

Besides Masch, Luis Enrique has recovered more than nine players who had a slightly longer break then the others after a long summer of international competition at either the European Championship or the Copa America.

Whilst his tackles and interception numbers were woeful last season, Moussa Sissoko recovered more loose balls than any current Spurs player.

Spurs have shown great resilience this season as they have recovered more points from losing positions than any other team in the Premier League this season (16).

Because the brain of the young athlete is still developing, with even subtle damage leading to learning deficits adversely affecting development, and with studies showing younger athletes recover more slowly than adults, a more conservative approach to concussions in children and teens than for older athletes is recommended.

Breast - fed babies are healthier and happier; women recover more quickly from childbirth and are at a lower risk for various diseases.

Secure, relaxed children experience fewer spikes of cortisol, and when they do get stressed, they recover more quickly.

The reason for all the hype is that breast milk is said to have benefits for both the mom and for the baby, as it can reduce a newborn's chances of getting sick, it can help a mother recover more quickly from birth, and it can even help you shed that pesky baby weight.

Moreover, if mothers sleep well, they are better able to cope with the demands of new motherhood, so even if they do get depressed, they are likely to recover more quickly.