Sentence examples for community revival from inspiring English sources

While new development has fostered a community revival, services are not keeping up with growth, residents say.

People who linger can be said to have made an economically irrational choice, said Karl Stauber, chief executive of the Northwest Area Foundation, an organization in St . Paulthat promotes ways to foster community revival.

Around that time Mr. Lindner defeated a grass-roots effort to build a new baseball stadium in Over-the-Rhine, where residents hoped it could spark a community revival.

We should be talking about ethical practices, neighborhood revitalization, community revival and betterment through responsible lending.

Either the designers at Forever 21 are creating garments solely for petite drag queens or they're anticipating a worldwide community revival of Cats.

The community's revival got off to a slow start.

She is the co-editor of The American Guide, a community-generated revival of the Depression-era travel guidebook series by the same name.

But the combination of increasing religious freedom and competition is also fueling a Catholic renewal movement, and equipping the church with the community-based revival necessary to meet challenges from the prosperity gospel movement to the secularization of many Latin American nations, analysts say.

Artists, entrepreneurs and the community sparked a revival, holding regular events and populating the previously waning arcade with vintage fashion shops, temporary galleries, delis and a thriving community of small independent restaurants.

Now, in what may be the area's last hope for revival, community leaders are banking on a popular local pastime that is far more American than Japanese: basketball.

The birth of the liberal blogosphere, with its ability to bypass the big media institutions and conduct conversations within a like-minded community, represents a revival of the Deweyan challenge to our Lippmann-like understanding of what constitutes "news" and, in doing so, might seem to revive the philosopher's notion of a genuinely democratic discourse.