Sentence examples for revive if from inspiring English sources

The sea can revive if overfished areas are given a rest.

Demand outside China could revive if memories of the Fukushima accident fade or if worries about global warming become more pressing.

But this could revive if Ollanta Humala, a populist former army officer, were to win Peru's presidential election (the first round is on April 10th).

But the fear is that a weakened insurgency in Saudi Arabia could revive if young, battle-hardened jihadists return from Iraq and breathe new life into it.

And when demand does eventually revive, if the world economy is supported by an open system of trade, it will recover all the faster.

It is unclear how long such high rates will persist, or when the market for these instruments will revive, if at all.

She would be revived if she collapsed.

One day Philae might be revived if 67P happens to move into more sunlight.

Democratic leadership aides said the effort could be revived if a public groundswell demanded it.

But with the Taliban's fall, musical life revived, if slowly, in the shattered country.

And Grossman, benched after three games this season, is revived, if not revered.