Sentence examples for from resurgence from inspiring English sources

The driving force of a Starbucks bounce-back will have to come from resurgence in same-store domestic sales since surveys show that many European coffee drinkers remain resistant to the Seattle-based juggernaut.

Factories are also benefiting from a resurgence in orders from overseas.

Despite fears that stock trading volumes would be sharply lower, stock underwriting fees were down slightly from the previous quarter and the bank profited from the resurgence in corporate bond deals in the early fall.

Policymakers grappling with challenges ranging from authoritarian resurgence to state fragility to violent extremism would benefit from a deeper understanding of when and why nonviolent movements succeed – and what it means to effectively support them.

Small-volume pyroclastic density currents from the explosive vents extended to about 1 km from the dome (Sheridan, 1980) before transforming into debris flows that formed from the resurgence of perched aquifers and reached up to 3.5 km to the east and south.

Mrs. Merkel has also benefited from the resurgence of the German economy, which grew 2.9percentt last year.

After many years of decline, Lincoln Road was benefitting from the resurgence of South Beach and becoming a fashionable retail location again.

The highest earners benefited from a resurgence of cash bonuses, which had previously declined; $29.3m of Mr Irani's pay was in cash.

And it has benefited from a resurgence in the high-end consumer goods market, as its sales rose 19 percent last year to more than 20 billion euros.

The executive director of the UN Population Fund UNFPAA), Babatunde Osotimehin, said it was critical that young people benefited from the resurgence of interest in, and funding for, family planning.

Golf would benefit from the resurgence of the three-time major winner; nobody will work harder than Harrington himself to make that happen.