Sentence examples for at reinvigorating from inspiring English sources

India's government has unveiled its first budget, aimed at reinvigorating flagging growth in the emerging economic power.

Can programs aimed at reinvigorating the financial system make money flow, allowing companies to expand and hire?

Shortly after Mr. Kuroda took the top job at the central bank this month, it announced unexpectedly bold steps aimed at reinvigorating economic and price growth.

Titles range from humour to protest packs aimed at reinvigorating the left as it faces four years of the former TV star in the White House.

The Pietist movement, which arose in the late seventeenth century, aimed at reinvigorating an orthodox Lutheran establishment that, in its view, had become too rigid.

The new waterfront is a result of more than a decade of redevelopment aimed at reinvigorating the Civic District, once the seat of British Colonial administration and until recently a sober reserve of independent officialdom.

While not exactly being rocked by innovation, some creative locals are hard-at-work reinvigorating the island.

True to form, Norton elliptically describes the work at Acorn after his self-imposed sabbatical as reinvigorating.

The two exhibited projects, from vastly different settings, establish transformative mobilities that go beyond physical movement to encompass social as well as economic mobility, at once reinvigorating civic space and reinforcing the rights of citizens.

The better alternative is to lead by example here at home by reinvigorating the vision of cyberliberty and making it clear that "Hands Off the Net" remains the sensible, practical, and principled way to ensure the Internet remains a robust platform for the free movement of ideas and commerce.

Brian Garibaldi, co-president of the Society of Bedside Medicine and contributor to Stanford Bedside Teaching Symposium, and his colleagues at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) are reinvigorating beside medicine in the university's residency training program.