Sentence examples for have revived to from inspiring English sources

Some suggest that United's fortunes have revived to the extent that it doesn't need a handout.Italy's government said that it would guarantee a short-term loan for Alitalia.

It's a translation of a century-old Yiddish play about shtetl life, "The Inn," that the adventurous Target Margin Theater has revived to mixed results.

The stock has revived to 31.

Water hydraulics captured the imagination of engineers some 2500 years ago and recently it has revived to become a powerful alternative in areas where the environment and health are of great concern.

Italian prosecutors have revived efforts to claim the "Getty Bronze," a statue created in ancient Greece and found in international waters.

Manchester United owners, the Glazer family, have revived plans to float the club in Singapore before August.

Recently, improvements in e-health platforms facilitating the communication between hospital and primary care, especially surrounding the safe monitoring of PSA levels and cancer recurrence, have revived efforts to consider a primary-care-led model of follow-up.

Jayavarman, who built other temples in the vicinity, seems to have revived the Chenla style.

The deal appears to have revived the discredited concept of convergence.

In recent months they have revived long-neglected pledges to control the growth of the city's population.

Block grants have revived other Philadelphia communities to the point where private investment is now the norm.