Sentence examples for generated a revival of from inspiring English sources

The international success of the Buena Vista Social Club generated a revival of interest in traditional Cuban music and Latin American music as a whole.

Revival of the issue generated a fresh wave of publicity.

Undercapitalised banks, vital to credit creation, have lent an unhealthy amount to the state, and the most benign route to strengthening banks and state - a revival of growth which would generate profits for banks and tax revenues for government - is pimpernel-like in its elusiveness.

There was a revival of interest in earlier literature, generating copious commentaries on prosody, grammar, and technical literature.

So while it generated plenty of debate, much of it negative, City Sculpture Projects totally failed to seed a revival of public art.

A revival of that deal seemed inevitable.

Or maybe a revival of fireside chats.

A revival of "A Chorus Line" follows not far behind.

I thought it must be a revival of an operetta.

A revival of the BJP does not mean its transformation.

Its failure led to a revival of Islamist dreams.