Sentence examples for might revive its from inspiring English sources

The official made it clear that after that point, Israel might revive its efforts to take out the Natanz plant by force.

David Cameron suggested last week that his party might revive its abandoned pledge to raise the threshold to £1m.

To me, one of the most compelling parts of Brewster is in how it might sit as part of a bigger platform — say as Apple or Google's default contact app, or that of Facebook and its focus on relationships, or even a company like Yahoo, which may be looking for what it might offer, in a new focus on product, that might revive its position in the market.

An attorney for one of the measures warned that if none of them passed May 21, the City Council might revive its previous efforts to ban dispensaries.

"Someday we might revive it," he says.

Mr. Woods's Web site says completion of the course is pending and that he might revive it.

If it did not, the EC might revive it – a move that the treaty's supporters called for after the vote.

A sweeping Bush victory might revive his status as front-runner.

Jeb Bush suspended his presidential campaign on Saturday, following a bruising loss in the South Carolina primary he had hoped might revive his bid to become the third member of his family elected to the White House.

But some elected officials and business owners are concerned that the new project could hurt downtown businesses and might not help revive its flagging property tax base.

He has long been seen as the only man who might revive the Socialist Party, after its near collapse under Mr Miller (the current Socialist prime minister, Marek Belka, is more of a caretaker for the party).