Sentence examples for renewed rush from inspiring English sources

First, if governments have buttressed confidence in the banks' ability to survive, why the renewed rush to intervene?

If governments have restored confidence in the banks' ability to survive, why the renewed rush to intervene?

Wall Street held on to steep gains on Monday, channeling momentum from rallies in Europe and Asia and a renewed rush for gold.

The museum curator substitutes the original presentation instead over Burton's protests, leading to a renewed rush of press scapegoating Zero.

On April 9, 2013, however, Waxman and Rush renewed their request of a hearing, stating that, "If we rely upon representatives of electric utilities, coal companies, oil refiners, and chemical manufacturers to explain the state of the science regarding climate change, we are unlikely to get a full and unbiased view of the challenge we must confront and the opportunities we have".

And from it, however muted, will emerge recordings of Winston Churchill's voice, speaking to Parliament, to British radio listeners and to American audiences, breaking on the ear like waves, rising and falling with every breath, sometimes suspended unexpectedly in midair, other times rushing forward with renewed vigor.

Mr. Rush benefited from an outpouring of sympathy; the wake was studded with politicians and there were renewed calls for gun control, one of Mr. Rush's causes.

The radio network had been in tense negotiations with Hannity and Rush Limbaugh for weeks and while Limbaugh renewed his contract, Hannity did not.

But after struggling with injuries throughout the season, he had renewed spring in his legs against San Diego last Sunday, rushing for 146 yards.

"The government seem to be producing a reheated security strategy to provide cover for a rushed defence review rather that producing a renewed and careful consideration of the UK's defence and security priorities," said shadow foreign secretary Yvette Cooper.

The second is that the renewed drop in oil prices will generate a second "sugar rush" this autumn, albeit a more modest one than that experienced in 2014.