Sentence examples for need for reinvigorating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friedman should be commended for giving more attention in this one column to the need for reinvigorating America's innovative edge than either presidential candidate has given in his entire campaign.

Locke has an extraordinary gift for reinvigorating tired thriller conventions.

He brought Mr. Lehninger to Boston and deserves enormous credit for reinvigorating this eminent orchestra.

Keflezighi, though hurt, focused instead on those who thanked him for reinvigorating American distance running.

He was lured to run Betfair three years ago and has won praise for reinvigorating the company.

Mr. Meade cited Irish groups of the 1960s folk revival, the Clancy Brothers and the Dubliners, for reinvigorating the form.

Mr. Bush separately unveiled a book outlining ideas for reinvigorating an economy that has sputtered along under his successor.

The Superjet carried much of Russia's hope for reinvigorating an industry with a storied history of accomplishment.

In recent years, selling the semiconductor business has been one of Wall Street's favorite proposals for reinvigorating the company.

He was cited for "reinvigorating classic American plays with a spirit and urgency that eschews nostalgia and provides audiences with unexpectedly fresh and compelling theatrical experiences".

But the deal does not assure that Congress will pass the pacts, which are crucial ingredients in the Obama administration's recipe for reinvigorating economic growth.