Sentence examples for reinvigorating it from inspiring English sources

'The BBC is going through big changes, but BBC1 remains its flagship channel and reinterpreting and reinvigorating it for new audiences is about as exciting a challenge as it gets,' he said.

However "the car of the future" functions, the book predicts that its appearance will transform the American auto industry, either by reinvigorating it or by finally killing it off.

This is about bringing Neighbours into the 21st century and reinvigorating it".

In striking the balance between preserving the fountain and reinvigorating it, Mr. Kopik said he aimed for "a little more vibrancy," making the fountain "more energetic".

The initiative faltered, but reinvigorating it would be a fitting tribute to his legacy at a moment when the nation could use a dream to unite around.

"Bob Stern has brought classicism into the public realm and the mainstream of the profession, reinvigorating it for generations to come," said Michael Lykoudis, Notre Dame's dean for architecture and chairman of the prize, in a statement.

But, as Mr Bechev correctly argues, they need to be encouraged to do this with the EU reinvigorating its approach, (he gives a number of suggestions about how it should do this,) saying that "the EU can still be the solution, rather than the problem…but only if it does not drop enlargement from its political agenda".

With that in mind MTV is reinvigorating its get-out-the-vote campaign, "Choose or Lose," even though it has scaled back its news and documentary programming in recent years.

But reinvigorating its overall lineup will take several years.

But the brain can adjust, rerouting or reinvigorating its wiring.

He agreed that retaining talent helps to attract talent, but added that it was important to "refresh" the organisation: "Loss of talent can be reinvigorating… it should be seen as a positive step".