Sentence examples for despite reviving from inspiring English sources

Those plans suggest that the labor market and domestic spending will remain under considerable pressure despite reviving exports.

In 1987 he moved to Barcelona, succeeding the sacked Terry Venables, but lasted barely a single season, despite reviving the team.

J Kr?r, chief economist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, said that while manufacturing in Germany was booming, "the pace shown recently will certainly not be sustainable, despite a reviving global economy and rising investment at home".

Despite Britain's reviving economy, many found themselves unable to afford basic food in 2013.

She insisted that the knockabout parable of a schizophrenic master and his long-suffering servant is "worth reviving despite its author's 100th birthday".

A nuclear power plant is unlikely to be built in South Australia despite the government reviving debate about the industry, the state's premier says.

Despite being revived, after an hour of CPR, she was declared brain-dead.

Spiotti said students were crushed, but despite several attempts at reviving the program over the past three decades, football at R.I.T. remains little more than a memory.

But many analysts doubt that Mr. Marchionne can pull off a three-way deal, despite his success at reviving Fiat since he took over five years ago.

This season, despite aggressive developmental programs like Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities, the percentage of black American players is roughly 8.5, an unimpressive number.

Despite deep skepticism about prospects for reviving Doha, Mr. Vargo said that the global economic crisis might change that.