Sentence examples for by revived from inspiring English sources

The whispers were also accompanied by revived speculation one of the group's rivals may fancy their chances, with Boots' part-owner KKR once again touted as a potential bidder.

Silicon Valley, the humbled epicenter of the nation's information technology industry, is stirring again, buoyed by revived corporate profits and fresh injections of still relatively small amounts of venture capital into a variety of start-ups.

The earnings "have mainly been driven by revived business at Dresdner and rising capital markets," said Kevin Lilley, who helps manage about $47 billion, including Allianz shares, at Royal London Asset Management.

Nor have film critics, for that matter – quite aside from the off-screen case of the disgraced actor and film-maker Parker, who saw the success of his directorial debut, The Birth of a Nation, halted by revived college rape allegations, identifying his own "toxic masculinity [and] male privilege" in a much-circulated Ebony interview.

And we can -- by reviving the National Youth Administration.

Congress can help them by reviving the National Housing Trust Fund.

The North Koreans reacted by reviving their nuclear weapons program.

By reviving an artist's time, we revive both his resistance to it and his response.

I wish she had celebrated by reviving more of her old works.

Several years ago, Mr. Thermos formed a power base by reviving the Aldos Independent Democratic Organization.

Three years ago, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority celebrated the centennial of the subway by reviving the idea, renamed "Ms. Subways".