Sentence examples for be needed to revive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chalabi agreed that billions of dollars in investments would be needed to revive the Iraqi oil industry.

The Institute for Contemporary Development, a research organization where Mr. Medvedev serves as chairman, published a report in February, back when oil prices were languishing, suggesting political liberalism would be needed to revive the economy.

Although few people are willing to credit the Democratic Party with having a full-blown platform on how to run the economy, or, many say, the maturity yet to govern, many analysts saluted this act of electoral courage as a sample of the kind of spine that will be needed to revive the country.

On Thursday the country's sports minister said the government would not contribute towards the fee for the race - a day after the chairman of the Turkish motorsport federation said state money would be needed to revive the race.

Grass roots efforts are needed to revive this traditional water harvesting system.

Of course, that's just what's needed to revive the British manufacturing business.

The government says the reforms are needed to revive the slowing economy.

President Essebsi has said the law is needed to revive the economy, and to "turn the page on the past".

The racing driver and James Bond stunt double, who has since left the show, said that a shake-up is needed to revive the popular BBC programme.

But Mr. Abbas appeared to be motivated mostly by a decision that a rude jolt was needed to revive the peace effort.

First he said it was needed to revive the economy, a hollow assertion since most of the tax cut is to take effect years from now.