Sentence examples for a partial revival from inspiring English sources

Then came the economic downturn in the late 1980's and early 1990's, followed by only a partial revival.

Confidence is growing among discerning investors: hedge funds, the bane of wobbling banks last year, have lately been buying their shares, not shorting them.Fuelling this optimism is a partial revival of capital markets.

They lie 37 points behind leaders Bayern Munich, having been bottom of the league in February before a partial revival.

Geothermal plants capture power created by steam from liquid boiled deep underground, and a push for cleaner energy sources has led to a partial revival in the U.S. West.

Ultimately, shares weakened again, as Standard Chartered's announced rights issue exerted a drag that outweighed the partial revival in the stocks of other banks on the Citigroup news.

A partial economic revival began toward the end of the 20th century.

With the partial revival of the mortgage-backed securities market, some open-end mutual funds have been investing in them without direct participation in the government program.

But the fast-moving fire on Oct. 2, and the grotesque panorama of desperation, injury and death that accompanied it, underscored the enduring disorder beneath Russia's partial revival.

That victory was made possible by the Falklands war, the foundation of the SDP, Michael Foot's frail Labour leadership, a partial but dramatic economic revival, and a crusading, crisis-hungry prime minister – an almost freakish combination of factors that feels close to unrepeatable.

This version of the ballet was a partial reconstruction of Petipa's 1899 revival with dances added by Ivan.

Addition of an equimolar amount of the competitor myricetin leads to a partial displacement of the spy ligand that can be readily detected by the revival of its LLS signal.