Sentence examples for needs to be reinvigorated from inspiring English sources

"It needs to be reinvigorated".

Some Republicans say the party has been in power so long that it needs to be reinvigorated.

Although the AOL name "needs to be reinvigorated," Mr. Fried said, "to abandon it would be an incredibly costly mistake".

In Serbia, which applied in 2009 and obtained candidate status in March, the "momentum of reform needs to be reinvigorated and further progress made toward a visible and sustainable improvement of relations with Kosovo," the commission said.

The result, Mr. Orr said, is to keep the Fed trapped between conflicting forces, with monetary policy on hold until inflation becomes a clear threat or the economy becomes so sluggish that it needs to be reinvigorated by a rate cut.

AOL owns Mapquest, which needs to be reinvigorated.

People within and outside the society agree that it needed to be reinvigorated.

"I think the core commercial finance business needed to be reinvigorated and reworked," Mr. Peek says.

"We have farmlands that need to be reinvigorated," said Ms. Winger, a resident of Sullivan County, where some farmers have agreed to lease their land for drilling.

On Iraq, General Powell made the case that sanctions, as he has said before, needed to be reinvigorated and that this could be done by pointing out more vigorously to nations in the region that Saddam Hussein was threatening them with weapons of mass destruction.

We need to be reinvigorated -- culturally, spiritually, socially, economically -- and optimistically.