Sentence examples for information revived from inspiring English sources

In the last quarter of the 20th century, the widespread use of computers in processing this systematized information revived the possibility of creating a universal bibliography.

The release of the revamped "Inspiration Information" has revived Otis's career.

The sudden departure and the minimal information in the announcement revived rumors that Mrs. Gandhi, 65, may have a serious health problem.

While President Obama had promised the American people in 2008 that he would end the Iraq War, U.S. troops were only withdrawn when information from a cable revived international scrutiny of abuse occurring in Iraq, resulting in a refusal to grant continued immunity to U.S. troops in 2012 or beyond.

It's distributed to the universe at large, and if the patient is revived, the quantum information can go back to the microtubules.

But the rejection from the Red Cross revived all that mummified information.

Geologic and paleomagnetic information synthesized in this paper has revived and reinforced the belief for the single Sino-Korean Craton which comprises Korea and north China since the Precambrian time.

When the case was later revived, Buck shared sensitive information with the defense attorney regarding prosecutor's doubts about the case.

4 The article revived the dispute on the morals and ethics of information processes in cancer screening programmes, but the effect of evidence based information on screening for cancer remains poorly understood.

But more information emerged on Friday, along with a whole raft of reforms, and revived interest in the sector.

There was no recommendation to revive the information agency itself, which was dismantled in 1999 and folded into the State Department.