Sentence examples for revive the value from inspiring English sources

For example, she said, the industry needs to promote the joy of CD collection and to revive the value of owning a physical object.

And yes, a good game (or two) can revive the value of a quarterback as maligned and troubled as San Diego's Ryan Leaf.

Maybe it's time for publishers to revive the value of their brands by making them more distinctive and connecting them more closely to consumers.

Favorable comments about the proposal by one European central banker were enough to halt a three-day slide in European stock markets and revive the value of the euro from two-year lows.

Wall Street has been demanding evidence lately that the company, the nation's biggest long-distance and cable television provider, is willing to take strong and persuasive steps to revive the value of its stock, which has traded around half the price of a year ago.

Despite the misgivings of some, the deal seems to have revived the value of membership: the price of a seat has jumped to $2.4m, up by 50% in ten days (see chart).Do the malcontents stand a chance?

Instead, he delivered a eulogy, his voice breaking as he urged lawmakers to honor their lost colleague by reviving the values of civility and bipartisanship that Mr. DeCroce had embodied.

Mr. Putin told an audience of chief executives at an economic forum, including Michael L. Corbat of Citigroup and Jeffrey R. Immelt of General Electric, that releasing some businessmen would help revive the economy with "the values of economic freedom and the work and success of entrepreneurs".

The so-called "wealth effect" will awaken animal spirits and kindle aggregate demand, which will revive the real economy, backfilling the value already priced into the stock market.

IN an age when Democrats and Republicans are barely on speaking terms, you might not think that decades-old paintings of freckled schoolboys and their loyal mutts could help revive the conversation about what we value as a nation.

Doing so will help revive the economy, protect neighborhood property values and, most importantly, keep families in their homes.