Sentence examples for designed to revive from inspiring English sources

With built-in high-speed networking capabilities, the iMac was designed to revive Apple's consumer and educational market sales.

Ultimately it transpires that the act was in fact murder, designed to revive interest in a tiring format.

They started buying big stakes in Japanese firms in 2004 in response to policy reforms designed to revive the country's businesses.

The vote was 517 to 54 for the package, the first in a series of tough reforms designed to revive the country's economy.

The Milburn-led group is also separate from Blair's organisation designed to revive the political centre ground to combat those who think populism is a solution to globalisation.

The Hollywood studio, Warner Brothers, is believed to be developing a film starring the inimitable rabbit, which will be a mixture of live action and CGI, designed to revive the character for a contemporary audience.

The chief executive, Ron Johnson, the former retail chief at Apple who took over in November, is overhauling the retailer's pricing and store design to revive sales and lure shoppers from Macy's and Target.

These benchmarks range from border control, to fighting narcotrafficking and arms smuggling, to the implementation of a number of regionally co-sponsored economic projects designed to help revive the Afghan economy.

But these are accompanied, on the American side at least, by some well-thought-through policies designed to – wait for it – revive trade unions and collective bargaining.

And the Treasury Department, the Fed, and the FDIC have introduced a host of programs designed to keep credit flowing, revive the moribund securitized debt market, and stabilize the banking system.

Volvic also has the Revive range, designed to tap into the sports drinks market, which was launched earlier this year, and the Splash range, which is aimed at children - lunchbox-sized and branded with the cartoon character Spongebob Squarepants.