Sentence examples for much renewed from inspiring English sources

To call on western nuclear states to disarm unilaterally, when there is so much renewed global strategic uncertainty, therefore risks being an exercise in denial, however impeccable the intentions may be and however attractive the slogans.

With the new impetus towards the development of hierarchical graphene and CNT macro-assemblies for application in fields such as advanced energy storage, catalysis and electronics; there is much renewed interest in organic carbon-based sol gel processes as a synthetically convenient and versatile means of forming three dimensional, covalently bonded organic/inorganic networks.

There is much renewed interest in the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACEs) which tracks the impact of stressful and traumatic experiences on children's later and adult development.

My favorite lately is an excerpt from a gold bug manifesto out of Australia: "After gold's breathtaking $38 surge in 15 minutes, there is much renewed interest in the Ancient Metal of Kings.

Evaluation of hypertension-susceptibility genes involving in a specific physiological or cellular function has therefore aroused much renewed interest.

Although the study of such large-scale networks is not new, there has recently been much renewed interest in this field.

The problem was that if tapping this supposed local reservoir of virtues -- this social capital of talents -- were all that renewal required, the ghetto would have been basically healthy and would not have needed much renewing.

Afghan officials were also concerned that the initial Taliban statement was as much a renewed declaration of war as a promise to open an office dedicated to peace.

Debate over who should be allowed to donate, and how much, was renewed in the wake of the controversial ruling, bringing us to today: where do the two major candidates stand on the issue of campaign finance reform?

In Cairo, tens of thousands of Egyptians flooded Tahrir Square as much to renew the spirit of Egypt's popular revolution — which resulted in President Hosni Mubarak's resignation on Feb. 11 — as to press for new demands.

In my opinion, 90% of the success of populist parties in Italy is not down to European issues or economic policies, but to a politics that took too much time renewing itself and cutting costs".