Sentence examples for revive prospects from inspiring English sources

Ms Amara's problem has been neither poor judgment nor mismanagement but rather a lack of money to put much flesh on her plan banlieue, an attempt to revive prospects in the French suburbs.

WASHINGTON — President Obama next week will take the political risk of formally proposing cuts to Social Security and Medicare in his annual budget in an effort to demonstrate his willingness to compromise with Republicans and revive prospects for a long-term deficit-reduction deal, administration officials say.

Yesterday, Cameron visited British and Afghan troops in Helmand, where he declared his "cautious optimism" for the progress being made and revived prospects for withdrawing some troops next year.

Shares of ImClone soared 24percentt on optimism about revived prospects for Erbitux, whose rejection by United States regulators in 2001 set off an insider-trading scandal.

Shares of ImClone soared 24percentt on optimism about revived prospects for Erbitux, which was rejected by United States regulators in 2001 in a decision that set off an insider-trading scandal.

They talked about the latest worry, the revived prospect of ocean drilling.

A general election is due by September this year, yet the LDP's credibility with voters is already so low that the new stimulus package is unlikely to revive its prospects.

The proposal comes as Mr. Romney, a former executive at Bain Capital, has turned increasingly to economic issues as a way to revive his prospects for the Republican nomination.

Like the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin in 1995, this could revive the prospects of Israel's bedraggled hawks and make the path to peace still harder.Many non-Israelis, and especially the Palestinians, will find it hard to accept the notion that Mr Sharon's departure could be bad for peace.

Or try Nelson's young sidekick, James Forsyth, or the Telegraph's tireless Benedict Brogan whose morning briefing makes the same point today: namely what is the chancellor going to do in his March budget to revive the prospects for GROWTH in the UK economy?

It also revives the prospects of a left-right coalition of the sort that Mr Berlusconi has been calling for ever since the general election two months ago gave Italy a hung parliament.