Sentence examples similar to revitalize prospect from inspiring English sources

Part of the financing will come from a $21.4 million federal grant the authority was awarded in 1999 to revitalize Prospect Plaza, of which about $17 million remains.

"At a certain point, tone becomes substance if it's seen as revitalizing the prospects of the church," said John L. Allen, Jr., a Vatican expert at The National Catholic Reporter.

It's cool and sexy and bloody and hip, and it changed the career trajectories of many of the actors involved in it the film famously revitalized the prospects of both John Travolta and Bruce Willis and made Uma Thurman a star.

Joachim revitalized every aspect of medieval millennialism.

But would "Canadianizing" our National Labor Relations Act revitalize the U.S. labor movement's prospects?

It is harmful to the prospects for revitalizing the Middle East peace process.

Hyundai's agreement with DaimlerChrysler and Mitsubishi showed its determination to respond to the prospect of increased competition after G.M. revitalizes Daewoo under the banner of GM Daewoo Auto and Technology.

She helped revitalize Labour's popularity and strongly improved the prospects for a party that in the 2014 election won just 25percentt of the vote.

Mr. Bollinger said the prospect of new space had already helped revitalize the university's fund-raising.

We can obviously take Digitimes with a grain of salt here, but the prospect of having a plant in Detroit could revitalize old plants that are currently rusting away at the city's core.

To many observers, both within the horror fan community and without, this latest emphasis on revitalizing properties with strong brand-name recognition is an annoying prospect, considering how little removed we are from the last time the trend was in full swing.