Sentence examples for hasn't revived from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. hasn't revived it.

Since it hasn't revived, America is attracting fewer immigrants and people aren't forming households.

Yet that call for greater appreciation for physical, tactile farm work hasn't revived a new rural populism under a new William Jennings Bryan.

However, "the plan never took off because the government in the Netherlands collapsed," Mr. Diamandouros said, and the new government has not revived the idea.

"The belief that being a good American involved behaving in certain kinds of ways, and that the nation itself relied upon a certain kind of people in order to succeed, had begun to fade and has not revived," Murray writes.

The economic recovery has not revived population growth in those areas and, according to an analysis by William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, has only served to flatten it further.

No, the company has not revived the redemptive ending that reigned for much of the late 17th and early 18th century, in which Lear and Cordelia lived, more or less happily ever after.

While the Tate has not revived this for the retrospective, its chief curator Sheena Wagstaff said: "Double Bind was an apotheosis of most of the strands of Juan's endeavour.

"Vote Blue, Go Green" was the Conservative slogan for the 2006 local elections; Mr Cameron has not revived the theme for this year's polling, which was taking place as we went to press.But whereas the political salience of greenery has wilted, the government's environmental policies are holding up.

Although Xi's penchant for winner-take-all politics is a throwback to earlier revolutionary politics, he has not revived one of the chief public political weapons, the propaganda poster.

The paper cannot understand why these premiums haven't revived circulation.