Sentence examples for may revive the from inspiring English sources

Austerity may revive the protests that paralysed Riga in 2009, though on a more modest scale.

What are the benefits of the new 7E7 for Boeing, other than the fact that it may revive the company as a jet builder?

Lately, of course, bin Laden has added treatment of Palestinians to his list of grievances, and this may revive the sense that Israel bears some measure of responsibility.

In a statement, the Student Loans Company said it has merely "suspended" use of the Smith Lawson letters and it may revive the debt collection "branding" at some point.

| The Swatch Group is calling time on its joint venture with Tiffany & Company, in an acrimonious dispute that may revive the deal chatter that surrounded the upscale jeweler earlier this year.

"The rate cut will lower the funding cost of investment and may revive the prolonged slump of the property and construction sector," Raymond Yeung, an economist at Australia & New Zealand Banking in Hong Kong, wrote in a research note.

While this may revive those same feelings of disenchantment and disillusionment from six years ago in those of us who "feel the Bern," we cannot afford another 2010.

Demand may revive over the next few years.

Watson's description of Corbyn as the "right choice" to lead Labour may revive memories of the notorious declaration by Jim Mortimer, the chair of the Labour national executive committee.

The response to the fires may revive public concerns that the vast country is too tightly managed by the central government in Moscow.

An attorney for one of the measures says if none of the ballot initiatives pass on May 21, the City Council may revive its previous efforts to ban dispensaries.