Sentence examples for more revitalization from inspiring English sources

Some buildings have been repurposed as event and performance spaces, auditoriums, cinemas, with plans for more revitalization in the works.

On top of that, by some miracle I have yet to figure out (it is not digital trickery, as proven during Streisand's current concert tour) there is even more revitalization to her voice than appeared on Partners.

It can be argued, however, that PHC in the global context of health care and health needs more than revitalization.

Sometimes the most pressing issues for younger constituents did differ from those of their older neighbors — younger voters cared more about neighborhood revitalization and job development for instance.

37. In this regard, it is quite possible that Heidegger does not envision a new fountain, or even a fourth basin, here in 1936 but instead imagines a (much more politically problematic) revitalization of the third basin, along the lines of his then current faith in the possibility of redirecting the Third Reich philosophically.

Indeed, both in People Habitat and in an essay published last month, I wrestle with what I call "the thorny matter" of gentrification:  how do we make both the process and the benefits of revitalization more inclusive?

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They see the museum as a flashy symbol of Harlem's revitalization, offering more to outsiders than to longtime Harlemites.

The building at 45 Main Street is owned by David C. Walentas, who has worked on Dumbo revitalization for more than 20 years.

This summer, the AFN presented its policy priorities to the federal parties, which included a demand for more funding for language revitalization and the establishment of a National First Nations Languages Institute.

"I don't mind that, if it brings support for my project, but my idea of revitalization is more about appreciating the community for what it is, engaging the people who are already there and creating a great life".