Layla was still recovering.

Is America Healing Fast Enough?

Doctors declared Layla's cancer in remission.

Layla was recovering from heart surgery.

It was many years before Padua recovered from this ravage.

Our thoughts and prayers are with them as they recover from the calamitous effects of the disaster.

And, because tax revenues, too, will not recover, the gap will have to be bridged by fiscal austerity.

The family is sensitive to the dilemma of being Jewish in post Holocaust Germany.

Last night, there were calls to stop circulating the girl's photograph, in order not to embarrass her. But netizens has said their word, when they emphasised that the shame was SCAF's and not her.

Economic forecasts rest on the assumption that economies ultimately heal themselves.

PARIS Since the second half of 2012, financial markets have recovered strongly worldwide.

Unfortunately, until it does, Europe is unlikely to recover fully from its current slump.

Dr. Stein noticed that female mice seemed to recover from brain injuries better than male mice.

But, even as China recovers from its current slowdown, it is not likely to provide a similar boost to all of its trading partners.

There is one bright spot Ireland, which is set to recover from an exceptionally severe financial crisis.

Europe has slipped back into recession without ever really recovering from the financial sovereign debt crisis that began in 2008.

The area was then recovering from the terrible Gothic Wars, and the small Byzantine army left for its defence could do almost nothing.

And while stock markets are recovering in much of the developed world, Japanese stocks continue to stagnate.

Almost 30 expected to recover by the summer, and the remaining 10 foresaw normal operations after the autumn.

With Kuwait still recovering from last week's storm, blogger G, over at G's blog, posts a couple of pictures of the damage left behind.

One very clear way is the marine protected areas, especially no take reserves that we set aside to allow for the recovery for marine life.

Cambridge It may take a few months or a couple of years, but one way or another the United States and other advanced economies will eventually recover from today s crisis.

In Latin America, South South trade represents about 15 per cent of total trade, which is recovering rapidly from the severe economic crisis of 2001.

For developing nations and those recovering from crisis, the nature of the trade off is defined by the following question Will new flexibilities created by reform be used to improve performance or will they be used for other purposes?

Yes, these countries will recover at a slower pace than elsewhere, but countries that have fallen into a deep hole must work harder than those that have fallen into a shallow one.

As long as the shocks don t worsen (and as some become less acute), confidence and growth will recover in the second half of the year, and stock markets will rally again.

Even though defense budgets are under pressure in this time of austerity, it is essential that NATO members hold the line on defense spending and are prepared to increase it when their economies recover.

The French turned out, en masse, to say that they did not want to see the Le Pen gang take possession of their regions. That is the most important lesson from Sunday s vote, and it is a reassuring one.

Convinced that ending impunity is essential if a society in conflict or recovering from conflict is to come to terms with past abuses committed against civilians affected by armed conflict and to prevent future such abuses,

While short term pain is not unusual following the end of despotic regimes, long and protracted transitions can be terribly costly, requiring decades for societies to recover.

But, even as China recovers from its current slowdown, it is not likely to provide a similar boost to all of its trading partners. That lack of spillover will reflect the recovery s focus on expansion of domestic demand.

Cambridge It may take a few months or a couple of years, but one way or another the United States and other advanced economies will eventually recover from today s crisis. The world economy, however, is unlikely to look the same.

Smaller firms are gradually recuperating banks have rebuilt their capital cushions and reduced their dubious assets the housing sector has stabilized and a growing number of households are reestablishing healthier balance sheets, especially as employment gradually picks up.

Those who thought that the euro could not survive have been repeatedly proven wrong. But the critics have been right about one thing unless the structure of the eurozone is reformed, and austerity reversed, Europe will not recover.

Although Russian designers can still develop first class weapons, Russia s defense companies, which have yet to recover from the traumatic disintegration of the Soviet military industrial complex, remain unable to manufacture large numbers of the most advanced systems.

Europeans might usefully look back 60 years, to a time when their own countries, perched on the brink of a similar collapse, received the help that they needed to recover help that has put them in a position to do something similar for Greece today.