Sentence examples for problems of reviving from inspiring English sources

An ignorance of the history and traditions of English football perhaps proved invaluable when it came to tackling the problems of reviving Arsenal.

The cost-cutting and restructuring only go so far and those actions do not solve the problem of reviving revenue.

William I was at his best in confronting the problem of reviving the economic life of the country after the shattering impact of the long French occupation.

For their sake as much as her own, she faces the subtle problem of reviving a healthy political opposition in this provisional period while she exercises nearly absolute powers.

As a former World Bank economist with expertise in tackling the problem of failed states, there is no doubt Mr Ghani is well-qualified for the job of reviving the economy.

But while the wall of money has bought time for banks and governments to deal with their formidable problems, the E.C.B. does not appear to have yet achieved its goal of reviving lending to businesses and consumers.

It shows few signs of reviving.

Two untapped sources of natural products hold the promise of reviving natural product discovery.

There is no hope of reviving it.

Turkmenistan's hope of reviving plans to lay a pipeline across gas-poor, but warring, Afghanistan to Pakistan reveals the government's desperation.Mr Niyazov's loyal parliamentarians seem convinced of his ability to overcome such trifling problems.

Who should pay for the costs of reviving an old biopower plant?