Sentence examples for Resurged from inspiring English sources
Recent marches have attracted only a few hundred protestors, while approval of the president, Dilma Rousseff, has resurged after plummeting last summer.
The militant groups survived various crackdowns by the Indonesian authorities and resurged after the fall of the country's long-time autocratic ruler, President Suharto, in 1998.
As Janet Zhang of GaveKal Dragonomics points out, China's steel exports in May were 89% higher than their average over the previous four months.Criticism of China's currency has resurged almost as quickly as its exports.
The second half of the 20th century began with a massive housing boom that slowed in the mid-1970s and then resurged again at century's end.
Wolves, brought to near extinction by human predation, remain rare but have resurged since 1970 as their importance in the wilderness ecosystem has come to be appreciated.
After a period of decline, the city resurged as a major power about 800.
The Kremlin sees its relationship with the West as a zero-sum game: if it resurges, America will decline.A long way to goA few years ago Mr Putin said Russia's national idea was to be competitive.
Were central bankers to lose their guard, inflation could soon resurge.More worrying, the economists pour cold water on many a policymaker's favourite gauge of his own performance, namely the public's expectations of future inflation.
As a result, when Germany pulled out of recession in 2010 its companies had a skilled workforce in place to meet resurging demand.
"The industry is resurging, especially in the areas where Nortel is concentrating," says Blaik Kirby of Adventis, a Boston-based telecoms consultancy.Indeed, says Mr Kirby, of all the telecoms-equipment vendors, Nortel, along with Cisco, has done the best job of repositioning itself for future growth.
Even from outside, many believe this is just a glitch, with no lesser a man than Pep Guardiola repeatedly reiterating his belief that BVB will resurge later in the season.
