Sentence examples for fail to revive from inspiring English sources

Cheaper mortgages have kept the housing market buoyant.If monetary policy and an American recovery fail to revive the economy soon, pressure will grow for a fiscal stimulus.

The real danger in the Fed's efforts to revive the economy is not that its actions will cause inflation — of which there is no evidence — but that they will fail to revive the economy by any meaningful measure, denting investor confidence and, in the process, the stock market.

"The greater immediate risk is not that long-term interest rates will rise too high, but that hiring and job growth will fail to revive as anticipated... Costs to taxpayers will be measurably greater if the economy does not turn the corner to expansion but instead retreats back into recession".

The Roman world failed to revive tragedy.

On the ridge top, Betchkal's body heat and hand warmers failed to revive the recorder.

After the closing, a revolving cast of developers failed to revive the project.

A tax break issued by the government has failed to revive the industry.

"Pola X" (1999), an ambitious, eccentric Herman Melville adaptation, failed to revive it.

In the past six years, the party of home ownership has failed to revive home ownership.

They took over the business in 1999, three years after another couple failed to revive it.

Over the years, several developers tried and failed to revive it.