Sentence examples for bring a renewal from inspiring English sources

But there were fears that next week's elections for governors might bring a renewal of the mayhem.

Bragg went to bed believing the federals were still on the field in strength and that morning would bring a renewal of the contest.

The twentieth century brought a renewal of such actions in the Middle East, though of different types and for different purposes, and terrorism has gone through several phases.

But the accession of his sister, Joan II (1414 35), inexperienced and childless (that is to say, without obvious heirs), brought a renewal of anarchy to the Neapolitan kingdom, in which true power rested not with the monarchy but with a few powerful owners of vast estates (latifundia) who were allied to the monarchy through blood or service.

For Aidana and Shumkar, it has brought a renewal of life, just like "Noorus".

The mobilization of the local Greeks to support such candidates can bring about a renewal of their national consciousness; 7 The establishment of Greek studies programs: The establishment of Greek studies departments in prominent universities around the world can bring about an interest for their Greek roots among the new generations.

Agrippa aimed to bring about a renewal of religion, culture, and society through rejection of false, oppressive medieval traditions and authorities and through recovery of a heritage of (supposedly) ancient wisdom that included occult texts not much emphasized in the early Italian Renaissance but increasingly influential from the beginning of Marsilio Ficino's work as a translator in the 1460's.

Digital technology and the passage of time to a new generation of potential customers is bringing a postmodern renewal for the Fab Four.

The clean-up effort may bring a sense of hope and renewal, but for the hundreds of child casualties in this conflict, life may never return to normal.

(Turkish discontent at the leniency of these terms nearly brought on a renewal of the war in late 1712).

Outstanding graduates of Bukharan seminaries such as Abdulhekim Qulmuhammed-oghli (d. c. 1937) brought about a renewal of intellectual and cultural life in Soviet Turkmenistan.