Sentence examples for it could be revived from inspiring English sources

I started thinking that maybe it could be revived.

It is hard to see how it could be revived again without Mr. Wilson's fastidious attention to detail.

Congress dropped that idea when it passed the Tax Reform Act of 1986, but it could be revived.

It could be revived at any time by any one of several events: a banking crisis, another slump, a political backlash or even unwise judicial meddling.

I think 'Dubbelspoor' is completely timeless, and it could be revived well into the 21st century and still seem completely of its time.

That bill did not move through the House this year, but it could be revived when Congress convenes again in January.

It's unclear exactly what the dopamine antagonist is fixing, he says, but it could be reviving either the motivation or attention crippled by amphetamines.

But because the plan was written by an unusual alliance of school food reform advocates and food industry representatives, lawmakers and others who worked on it said the ban could be revived as a stand-alone bill or attached to other legislation in 2008.

While it remained possible the talks could be revived, people involved in the most recent discussions said they had never advanced to final negotiations.

Tom Ford, sensing a retreat from the excesses that he had helped to usher in at Gucci in the nineties, believed that the company could be revived if it went back to its no-logo values.

It was unclear whether the proposal could be revived.