Sentence examples for capable of reviving from inspiring English sources

China's policymakers are still capable of reviving growth.

The Sousse attack demonstrates that the success of Isis elsewhere is capable of reviving the most radical Islamists in Tunisia.

But, because there is only so much writing a dead man can do, a call has gone out for a living writer capable of reviving the Puzo franchise.

Mr. Levitan said that until last week company executives had hoped to find a buyer capable of reviving the Web site.

Downing Street immediately played down speculation that Mr Portillo, who is seen as one of the few Tories capable of reviving his party's fortunes, would be appointed to the Nato job.

The 52-year-old, who has been out of work since leaving the King Power Stadium in controversial circumstances last June, proved at Leicester that he is capable of reviving a struggling club and winning promotion to the Premier League.

Nevertheless, having regard to the information on the negotiating history which I have been given and to the arguments of the US Administration which I heard in Washington, I accept that a reasonable case can be made that resolution 1441 is capable in principle of reviving the authorisation in 678 without a further resolution.

He found that the "death" of microbes was much more of a grey area than scientists had previously thought; some bacteria that had always been classified as dead were in fact only dormant, and capable of being revived.

It shows few signs of reviving.

Edgardo Alfonzo homered for the second straight game, and while the offense appears revived and unyielding, the Mets are not yet capable of stopping the losing.

This, she affirmed, could prove the key to reviving Labour's political fortunes and rebuilding a cross-class alliance capable of delivering the next election.