Sentence examples for bold resurgence from inspiring English sources
In marketing the event in England, Knox-Johnston will certainly be aided by the country's sudden and bold resurgence in sailing on the heels of the single-handed sailor Ellen MacArthur's spectacular voyage in the recently concluded Vendée Globe; the Sydney Olympics, where British sailors won three gold medals; and the recent formation of the country's first America's Cup challenge since 1987.
Us? Angola on the way to war Sun and showers Arabia infelix Too bold ReprintsAnother Gulf fuss is the resurgence of a 200-year-old dispute between Bahrain and Qatar.
Bold sapphire-hued eye makeup experienced a resurgence on the spring 2013 runways, and it looks like Jason Wu is still feeling blue for fall.
Bold as Love, and Electric Ladyland -- on the MCA label reflect a resurgence in the popularity of this guitar legend.
A Bold Prediction Look for the U.S. presidential election resulting in a resurgence of the Republican Party and a continuation of the current political deadlock, something the public seems to prefer.
But after a 2010 election that seemed to signal not only a Republican resurgence but also a rejection of big government and a need for bold, Tea Party-type steps to slash spending, the politics now look much more complicated.
But he failed to follow up these initial economic achievements with the kind of bold deregulation that was needed to rationalize Japan's banking and business systems and to stimulate a resurgence of consumer demand.
There is, then, no need for the revisionists to rewrite the story of India's liberalisation and resurgence, Mr Panagariya says: the hesitant reforms of the 1980s were a prelude to the bolder reforms of 1991.But revisionists think there is more to it than that.
Egypt's Islamic resurgence.
Perhaps this signals a resurgence.
