Sentence examples for renewed thrust from inspiring English sources
By 1880, there was a renewed thrust of European colonial expansion.
They call for a broad thrust by government, through renewed construction, grants, vouchers, loans and tax breaks, like the deals made for corporate headquarters and the $255 million awarded to relocate the New York Stock Exchange.
The United States, which less than ten years prior had been in the midst of an economic collapse that left millions jobless, was suddenly thrust into a period of renewed and unimagined prosperity.
The popularity of FX's series "The People v. O.J. Simpson" has renewed interest in the mid-'90s trial that thrust Clark into public life and found Simpson not guilty.
The attack set off renewed gunfire at a Jerusalem neighborhood, drawing an armored Israeli thrust into the Palestinian-ruled town of Beit Jala.
Around 11 a.m., Frank Gehrke, chief of the California Cooperative Snow Surveys Program, thrust a long silver tube into Phillips Station's renewed, robust snowpack and, minutes later, told gathered reporters that there was more than 58 inches of snow on the ground.
This was so existentially strange a statement that it seemed a fitting if peculiar ending to a journey that had renewed my admiration for the way the Irish speak and refresh a language thrust upon them by an often violent history.
The criticism reached a fevered pitch after S.& P. announced Friday night that it was downgrading America's credit rating, a decision that thrust the ratings agencies to the center of the debate over the government's budget, and prompted renewed scrutiny of an industry that has been harshly criticized since the financial crisis.
The thrust of Monday's meeting — which was held by teleconference and included presentations from officials of the affected countries — was a renewed emphasis on research to determine whether Zika can cause microcephaly.
