Sentence examples for could be revitalized from inspiring English sources

"We always believed this community could be revitalized," he said, "and that dream seems closer".

Steven Rattner, who led the auto task force that arranged the deal, said the union took a big risk — and now deserves to benefit from its faith that Chrysler could be revitalized.

Mattheson advocated the merging of the separate Italian, French, and German styles into an integrated musical style and felt that sacred music could be revitalized by the inclusion of secular elements (e.g., operatic elements in church cantatas).

Almost all the older existing towns on the north and south shore and some of the newer ones in between could be revitalized into wonderful places to live, work and visit.

If the offerings of major American orchestras reflected the same balance -- one-third each of older, 20th-century and recent works -- symphonic programming in this country could be revitalized overnight.

What else could be done with the money?" Some planners and local residents have suggested that residential and commercial development on the West Side could be revitalized simply by rezoning and investing in public transportation.

Could the molecular gastronomy trend be revitalized through the form of Francis's scientific desserts?

"They will be revitalized".

This year, Agassi may be revitalized.

"The industry needs to be revitalized.

Nuclear weapons reduction negotiations with the United States must be revitalized.