Sentence examples for resurgence through from inspiring English sources
He said that the Mets were still "buying and selling" and that he did not think their continued resurgence through the July 31 trading deadline would have a dramatic impact on his thinking.
If they continued their resurgence through the end of the month, General Manager Steve Phillips might consider his team a contender and deal from that position before the July 31 trading deadline.
It is commonplace to describe the current century as Asia's.Mr Mishra tells the story of this resurgence through the lives of a number of pivotal figures, as they grappled with the dilemma of how to replicate the West's power while retaining their Asian "essence".
It promises to be a distinctive cultural examination of the game and an opportunity to intimately engage with the ritualistic aspects of mah-jongg, which is enjoying a resurgence through mah-jongg social groups and on the Web (like online mah-jongg solitaire).
The gift model is now entering a resurgence through platforms like crowdfunding, which allow us to support each other through a different story - the story of inter-being.
Political satire has perhaps seen it's most popular resurgence through this season of Saturday Night Live thanks to unrelenting satirical portrayals of Trump and his administration, especially Alec Baldwin's portrayal of Trump's eccentricities and Melissa McCarthy's Sean Spicer character. .
As the Nation rightfully points out, when Texas Governor Rick Perry says Social Security is a "Ponzi scheme," that sentiment stems directly from the Kochs, who through their wealth have given Hayek a resurgence of popularity through the brothers' echo chamber and billion dollar distortion machine.
With increasing travel, infections may be imported, through exotic relapsing fever infection or through resurgence of infected disease vectors.
She said, however, that duo-piano performance has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity through competitions and new arrangements that are more playable.
In the fourth round, he will face Marin Cilic of Croatia, the No. 15 seed, who was a semifinalist here last year and has shown signs of resurgence after struggling through most of the 2010 season.
"The intelligence indicates that this recent IS resurgence in Baghdad through some sleeper cells originated from Fallujah," said senior lawmaker and former national security adviser Mowaffaq al-Rubaie.
