Sentence examples for possible to revive from inspiring English sources

With enough political will, it might even be possible to revive the case.

But Wasserman had benefited enormously from the waiver, and later did everything possible to revive Reagan's faltering acting career.

Through more official consultations with these outlawed leaders, it may yet be possible to revive and expedite the stalemated peace talks between Israel and its neighbors.

The momentum for sustained development, in partnership with the private sector, is based on a recognition that it is possible to revive poor nations, particularly in Africa, through investments for mutual benefit.

They perform, by some "alchemy of art", such a change as Paracelsus thought was possible to revive the ghost of a faded flower, raising from the dust the perfect image in its ancient hues and fragrance.

I'm over the moon that it was possible to revive a funny books award!" The Lollies fill the gap left from the closure of the Roald Dahl prize which closed in 2013.

The solution, if possible, is to revive the economy even if that makes deficits temporarily worse.

Working with Harvard biologist George Church, they figured out a possible way to revive passenger pigeons.

Attorney General Arely Gomez told reporters this Tuesday that her office has searched for possible cases to revive but have yet to find one where the statute of limitations has not expired.

But as a phalanx of politicians, academics and other experts gathers this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, perhaps the biggest question they will face is whether it is possible to develop policies to revive growth even as Western countries seek to reduce debt.

It was also home to a plant used by Iraq in 1980's for uranium processing, and it has been identified since by American officials as a possible site for any effort to revive Iraq's nuclear weapons program.