Sentence examples similar to invigorate trust from inspiring English sources

In droves, they have turned to CMOs, CCOs and HR chiefs to fix reputations, regain trust, ensure authenticity and invigorate values.

Even analysts worried by the trend concede that an expansion of the world's brain trust, with new approaches, could invigorate the fight against disease, develop new sources of energy and wrestle with knotty environmental problems.

The trust was justified: After a dozen years under the Iron Lady, Britain emerged strengthened and invigorated.

Since the public accounts committee hearings, the trust has clarified its independence, the BBC executive has new members, and Tony Hall feels like a man invigorated not beaten down by the challenge.

Your views may invigorate the proceedings.

It also raises a vital question: will Mr Obama continue to rely on the small and trusted group of intimates who have followed him from Chicago to Washington – or will he seize the chance to bring in new blood from the outside to invigorate an administration high command that critics say has become insular and out of touch?

It will both exhaust and invigorate you.

Going outside your culture to invigorate your writing?