Sentence examples for ongoing resurgence from inspiring English sources
But the trade group said the physical market remained resilient and it highlighted an ongoing resurgence in vinyl records where sales were up 60% in each of the past three years.
One of the essential players in Glasgow's ongoing resurgence, Webster was an artist himself before dealing fellow Glasgow School of Art alumni THE PRIVATE DEALERS AND AUCTION HOUSES Financier and big-time collector whose hedge fund has a growing minority stake in Sotheby's.
That continued emphasis is vital to the industry's ongoing resurgence.
If any record store could have survived in the ongoing vinyl resurgence, Origami seemed like a contender.
In the shadow of the rapid, ongoing expansion in environmental genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic surveys of marine systems, a minor resurgence in experiments designed to isolate and grow free-living marine microorganisms has met some success.
This week, in the wake of the ongoing National Security Administration surveillance scandal, dystopian classic 1984 is again experiencing a resurgence in popularity.
RCMP Constable Tammy Lobb told VICE the Pictou County bath salts resurgence is ongoing.
Brazil's transition from post-authoritarian economic fragility and political polarization towards economic dynamism and middle class resurgence is an ongoing process.
The new Liberal government faced several challenges, including an ongoing recession, political fragmentation along regional lines, and a resurgence of the independence movement in Quebec.
Consequently, many are worried about the political fallout of ongoing accusations against Aquino and his coterie, fearing the resurgence of disreputable opposition leaders, who could use any interim crisis to reverse recent reforms, derail the Philippines' growth trajectory, and institute a more viciously corrupt order.
As Stuart Jeffries points out in his recent book, "Grand Hotel Abyss: The Lives of the Frankfurt School," the ongoing international crisis of capitalism and liberal democracy has prompted a resurgence of interest in the body of work known as critical theory.
