Sentence examples for Quick revival from inspiring English sources

The quick revival of securities lending raises concerns about whether banks and their pension customers have learned any lessons.

Adding to the abundance of supply is weak demand in Asia, and OPEC is not banking on its quick revival.

For many investors and market strategists, the technology sector that led the last decade's expansion lost its last, best hope for a quick revival as two computer data storage companies warned of slower growth yesterday.

Every man woman and child shall have my name on their lips: Charles Spencer Chaplin!" Their first offering, The Wow-Wows, was a no-no, but a quick revival of their old standby A Night at an English Music Hall knocked 'em sideways, and it was Chaplin above all who shone.

Don't be naive in looking for a quick revival.

Erdoğan's words will be spurring two types of reactions from the EU: The skeptics will welcome it while maintaining the offer on a privileged partnership, and the others -- the European Commission and some member states with wisdom and far-sightedness -- will further urge for the quick revival of the membership process.

Of all sports, football is most conducive to quick revivals.

For the second year the New York International Fringe Festival, which ended yesterday after 16 days and 200 productions, will be followed by the FringeNYC Encore Series, offering quick revivals of selected shows.

Caesar's vocabulary - he knows a family of pigs is properly called a sounder - and the quick revivals of a flagging narrative with an eclipse or an elephant charge, are utterly O'Brian.

To limit cuts in popular programs in an election year, the budget gambles heavily on a quick economic revival to bail the state out.

And in fact, they have occasionally exhibited signs of revival quicker than the global economic output (Chart 2).