Sentence examples for a reemergence from inspiring English sources

Thus almost all conservatives, including many regional Federal Reserve bank presidents, believe the Fed should raise interest rates soon to prevent a reemergence of inflation, another boom and, inevitably, another bust that may be even worse than the one we have yet to emerge from.

Roberto Perli, a former Fed staffer now with Cornerstone Macro, says, "[Ms] Yellen herself would most likely welcome a reemergence of domestic inflation and, consequently, the opportunity to tighten policy as it would mean that the economy would be finally firing on all cylinders again".But inflation is no longer what separates hawks from doves.

In addition, there has been a reemergence of interest in preventing RAS localization to cellular membranes [54].

Click Forensics also notes that it has seen a reemergence with some old-hat tricks, like link farms.

The braking system is a coaster brake (pedal back) which is making a reemergence after years of hand brakes.

Q: Speaking of that, there's a reemergence of the conflict between native applications as opposed to HTML5 — can you speak to that?

Epidemiological data indicates a worldwide reemergence of syphilis and a high degree of suspicion is necessary in view of its multitude of presenting ocular signs without pathognomonic features.

However, a major reemergence of mumps in the Netherlands occurred during August 2007 May 2009, when a large genotype D mumps outbreak affected mainly unvaccinated persons with a religious objection to vaccination (6 ).

Over the next year Tehran, concerned about a Sunni reemergence in Iraq and U.S. efforts to limit Iranian influence, will continue to provide funding, weaponry, and training to Iraqi Shia militants.

Historic records persisted under the following two dynasties, with particular articulateness in the reign of Pepi I, third king of the 6th dynasty (c. 2325 c. 2150 bce), then subsided until a modest reemergence in the (Theban) Middle Kingdom of the 12th dynasty (1938 c. 1756 bce).

With the introduction of new fixation systems and designs, there has been a recent reemergence of interest in cementless fixation of the tibial component in total knee arthroplasty.