Sentence examples for reinvigorated fears from inspiring English sources
Japan suffered from an unprecedented nuclear meltdown in 2011 and the potential disintegration of the Iran Nuclear Deal has reinvigorated fears of global chemical warfare.
Rather than being crushed by Disney, as many feared, Pixar has reinvigorated its parent company.But hit machines can run out of steam.
This is between VW and its workers, but the fear of a reinvigorated labor movement clearly has goaded the anti-labor right into action, which makes this an important election.
In the United States, it rekindled fears about the safety of nuclear plants and reinvigorated local opposition to license renewals, costly plant projects and new reactors.
The reason is that Doha commitments are irrevocable and they want to keep the ability to raise tariffs, partly for fear of China.The most likely route to a reinvigorated Doha is the failure of an alternative a greater focus on regionalism.
As a result, the suspicion and fear that began the war in 1992 has been reinvigorated.
At 41 Park Row, Ochs reinvigorated the faltering Times with his promise "to give the news impartially, without fear or favor," and with features that define the paper to this day, including the Book Review, the Magazine and the motto "All the News That's Fit to Print".
Sharapova returned looking reinvigorated.
It also reinvigorated her.
The UN was (briefly) reinvigorated.
