Sentence examples for could it be revived from inspiring English sources

Could it be revived?

It is hard to see how it could be revived again without Mr. Wilson's fastidious attention to detail.

Congress dropped that idea when it passed the Tax Reform Act of 1986, but it could be revived.

Many Democrats wanted to keep it on the books, in the hope that it could be revived someday.

Lara and Atkins said in a statement they were "disappointed that the robust debate about healthcare for all that started in the California Senate will not continue in the Assembly this year". Rendon took pains to note that his action does not kill the bill entirely: Because it is the first year of a two-year session, it could be revived next year.

I started thinking that maybe it could be revived.

That bill did not move through the House this year, but it could be revived when Congress convenes again in January.

It could be revived at any time by any one of several events: a banking crisis, another slump, a political backlash or even unwise judicial meddling.

Where to go? Here's the key factoid: Because Congress preserved elements of Constellation, it could be revived under a new administration.

Democratic presidential hopefuls Bernie Sanders, Martin O'Malley and Hillary Rodham Clinton have come out against the project, and it could be revived only if a Republican won the White House and Trans­Canada reapplied.

I think 'Dubbelspoor' is completely timeless, and it could be revived well into the 21st century and still seem completely of its time.