Sentence examples for rapidly revived from inspiring English sources

Ms. May, however, counters that RedEnvelope's merchandise assortment is being rapidly revived.

Nevertheless, shells are so strikingly interesting and beautiful in themselves that the hobby was rapidly revived.

In succeeding years, with China adopting a more open foreign policy, entrepôt trade rapidly revived, while Hong Kong China trade surged.

Thereafter in the 19th century the merchant marine rapidly revived, and Genoese trade blossomed anew, not only in its traditional haunts of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea but also in the Far East and the Americas.

His career had been rapidly reviving since his release from prison three and a half months ago.

But natural gas buried in shale thousands of feet below the surface is attracting more than $1 billion in private investment and rapidly reviving the area as an energy producer.

In the rapidly reviving Venice of today, and in a city where parking is more fervently debated than air quality, it seems almost too predictable that the City of Los Angeles wants to tear down the fence, pave the space and, yes, put up a parking lot.

Remarkably, once conditions become favorable, the spore can rapidly revive and convert into an actively growing cell [ 1].

After the Vandal conquest (429 ce), Roman civilization declined rapidly in Numidia, and the native elements revived to outlive in some places even the Arab conquest in the 8th century and to persist until modern times.

The Roman Catholic church revived its presence in Angola and Mozambique and spread rapidly in the rest of the subcontinent, after its virtual disappearance by the late 19th century when Baptist and other Protestant missions began working there.

Christianity was revived at the end of the 19th century and expanded rapidly.