Sentence examples for reinvigorated concerns from inspiring English sources

The growing impression of a weakening economy combined with a dearth of policy options has reinvigorated concerns that the United States risks sinking into the sort of economic stagnation that captured Japan during its so-called Lost Decade in the 1990s.

For Puerto Rican activists, the storm has reinvigorated concerns about how coal ash will be handled on the island going forward, and they are putting pressure on the government to find a solution.

The killings also reinvigorated the concerns about military domestic violence that had led to the formation of the Defense Task Force on Domestic Violence two years earlier.

The recent furor surrounding the TNK-BP joint venture has only reinvigorated such concerns.

A three-prong approach is emerging: fight global warming by focusing on immediate, local concerns; reinvigorate the grass roots through social media and street protests; and renew an emphasis on influencing elections.

The details revealed in this new report are likely to reinvigorate long-held concerns about the perceived overuse of AUMF, the sweeping post 9/11 legislation U.S. presidents have used to expanded existing wars or enter new conflicts without Congressional approval.

His commitment to the issues of substance abuse and hepatitis C has reinvigorated the debate around these vital concerns.

The fall of Constantinople in 1453 not only removed the last remnant of the Roman Empire but also introduced the West to the secret knowledge of works such as the Hermetic writings, which reinvigorated the Joachite tradition with Gnostic elements concerning the transformation of the world.

The government is also facing rampant rumors concerning President Hosni Mubarak's health; daily protests by workers demanding better wages; and a reinvigorated political opposition energized by the former United Nations chief nuclear monitor, Mohamed ElBaradei, who has said he might run for president.

Meanwhile, a reinvigorated centre-left emerged, led by Yesh Atid, a newly formed party that had campaigned on middle-class socioeconomic concerns.

Rice's statement helped build public support for the invasion of Iraq, and Alvarez's remark helps build public support for the type of questionable preemptive policing practices exposed in the trial of the NATO 3. Chicago has reinvigorated a law enforcement culture that promotes the targeting and surveillance of law-abiding citizens who gather to express concern about public policy.