Sentence examples for able to revive from from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have focused on survival rates after anhydrobiosis and showed that not all larvae are able to revive from the dry state; several physiological factors, including the rate of dehydration, determine the viability of the anhydrobiotic larvae [33].

Nick Saban hadn't been able to revive them from 1995-99, and they were Bowl-eligible just twice in seven seasons after his departure.

Greece has been eager to secure a debt relief from its creditors after its third bailout agreement in July, arguing that the country won't be able to revive its economy without relief from the crippling payments.

Liszt was Smetana's principal teacher throughout the latter's creative life, and at this time was crucially able to revive his spirits and rescue him from the relative artistic isolation of Gothenburg.

By innovating around the core toothpaste product, Crest was able to revive sales for the toothpaste, as well as gain revenues from the complementary products.

It was only because of financing from the Federal Housing Administration FHAA) that Fred Trump was able to revive his real estate business and build homes for middle-income families.

Not even the parkway the town built a few years back to lure gamers coming from Denver via Interstate 70 has been able to revive its gaming business.

Facebook was able to revive its U.S. & Canada user growth this quarter, perking back up to 185 million, from 184 million last quarter — though that's just a return to where it was in Q3 2017.

They were able to revive him by administering a cold compress.

Jiajing's successors, however, were able to revive Ming power temporarily.

He was never able to revive the movement abroad, and he died in virtual obscurity.