Sentence examples for reinvigorated push from inspiring English sources
The company's strong global foothold in the space is also a solid building block for its newly reinvigorated push into education.
Dunford is said to favor a residual force in Afghanistan of around 10,000 troops, fearing that a full US departure after December will leave Afghanistan vulnerable to a reinvigorated push from the Taliban insurgents the US and its allies have failed to subdue after 12 years of war.
The industrial hub of 425,000 people is the capital of one of the rebels' two self-declared "people's republics" and – along with million-strong Donetsk – now finds itself in the cross-hairs of Kiev's reinvigorated military push to quash the three-month insurgency tearing apart the former Soviet state.
And concerted pressure from mothers' groups – with support from UNICEF – led to the evaluation of breastfeeding standards in hospitals that reinvigorated the push to increase breastfeeding rates.
-- and conservatives fear that the spectacle will reinvigorate the push for reform.
And ahead of Coventry's visit to Upton Park today, Allardyce said his side must return to winning ways to reinvigorate their push for automatic promotion.
Our third main motivation for eLife has been to reinvigorate the push for open access in scientific publication, so that research that has been overwhelmingly funded from taxes or not-for-profit sources is freely available.
Her bull's-eye would be a magic button that when pushed, manifests reinvigorated jobs in a green energy economy with first-class public schools.
Computer scientists said the new wave of supercomputers is evidence of a reinvigorated industry that is pushing to reach computer speeds of a petaflop -- a thousand trillion mathematical operations a second -- by the end of this decade.
Could anger over Donald Trump's rhetoric reinvigorate the push for immigration reform?
He then pushed hard to combine Sprint with T-Mobile, reinvigorated under a new chief executive and cutting prices agressively.
