Sentence examples for revitalising properties from inspiring English sources

A developer presumed dead with his wife in a private plane crash near Jamaica had an "uncanny instinct" for revitalising properties and an "incalculable" impact on his western New York hometown's resurgence from crumbling industrial centre to trendy destination for young professionals, friends and colleagues said.

That means it couldn't connect with the youth market it desperately needed to attract to revitalise the property.

This imaginative city park, following the route of an elevated freight railroad abandoned in 1980, has given a great deal of relaxed pleasure to millions of New Yorkers and visitors to Manhattan since the first section opened five years ago, while prompting a spate of property development revitalising a one-and-a-half mile corridor of Manhattan's West side.

With plans for an extension of London Underground's Northern Line to Battersea and developers' plans to restore the building and revitalise the surrounding property afoot, the power station might light up again.

Glazer and Samoff started with a small apartment building, around the start of the city's long economic decline, and went on to acquire and revitalise more and bigger properties on the periphery of the city's core, reasoning that "just like blight can spread, improvement can spread, also," Samoff said.

It was credited with revitalising Littlehampton.

Revitalising global agriculture will not be easy.

Revitalising a post-mining site is a demanding task.

Revitalising the New Yorker magazine (1992-98).

Creative coinages also play a role in revitalising the language.

Revitalising communities is not just an election strategy.