Sentence examples for further reviving from inspiring English sources

"Until now, there have not been identifications [linking] the remains that were recovered at the three mentioned sites, and the 43 normalistas," the team of Argentine forensics said, further reviving the family members' hopes that their loved ones, who have been missing since September 26, may still be alive.

Her work was further revived in the 1970s by feminist scholars seeking to reintroduce to art history forgotten women artists.

From 151-7, Nander and Masters batted sensibly to prolong the innings and they further revived their side's chances with the ball when Derbyshire began their reply.

Recently, the rapid growth of transparent conductive oxide industry has further revived its application as transparent electrodes in flat panel displays, touch screens, low emissivity coating, thin film solar cells, etc. [2, 3].

During his three-day trip to Crimea, Putin outlined plans to help further revive tourism in the peninsula. .

Doing this can provoke antagonists to dredge up the episode, re-analyze it (this is the 24 hour news cycle), and further revive the drama that the individual is trying to get beyond.

On the heels of an impressive round Saturday that invoked flashbacks to his vintage performances at Augusta National Golf Club, Tiger Woods struggled to further revive his reputation as one of golf's elite following a tough day at the Masters.

Mr. Asmussen warned that the crisis was driving the Europe nations further apart, reviving national stereotypes.

And this year it has gone even further in reviving a work by the only major dramatist regularly to have taken Christmas as a subject: Alan Ayckbourn's Season's Greetings.

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg praised the identification of IP address users as "sensible" but said that the home secretary "wants to go a lot further" by reviving what he called the "disproportionate" measures of "the snoopers' charter".

The company is concentrating on paring its work force further to revive its fortunes, which have been plagued by missteps at home and at its New York investment arm.