Because the effect of lithography is much more painterly than either woodcut or intaglio printing, it is natural that the strong preoccupation with pure colour in contemporary art has created a revival of interest in this medium.
— are creating a revival in the number of black prospects.
In the last two decades, it was a standard path for designers to build enough buzz and support from influential editors in order to become creative directors at houses where the founder was out of the picture, with the goal of creating a revival like at Chanel or Dior.
It is the nature of Ms. Rhodes's designs that when described they sometimes sound as if they were created for a revival of "Pippin" directed by Helen Gurley Brown.
Yet will more jobs, more work - whether "endogenously" created, through a revival of native Scottish enterprise, or "exogenously" imported, through grants and tax-breaks - necessarily improve these appalling health outcomes?
The government "didn't create conditions for a revival of infrastructure investment," says Adriano Pires of the Brazilian Centre for Infrastructure, a consultancy in Rio de Janeiro.
The revolution in production of tight oil and shale gas has fueled U.S. job growth, created conditions for a revival of low-cost U.S. manufacturing, and now offers Washington the chance to use energy — both exports and technology — as a tool of foreign policy.
"The hope is to create a Yonkers version of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, revivals," said Mr. Lief.
Ghada Gebara of Digicel says she has managed to find qualified local staff, though with difficulty.Hopes of creating more jobs turn mainly on a revival of the export clothing industry, which was substantial until Haiti's descent into chaos in the 1990s.
The revival of artisanship has created a parallel revival in connoisseurship as makers connect directly with increasingly sophisticated customers".
