Sentence examples for revived appetite from inspiring English sources

It's possible that a new age of recession will bring a revived appetite for his optimism and humour, as it did the last time round.

This not only discerns no public shift towards isolationism over the past five years, it also clearly identifies a growing, or perhaps a reviving, appetite for the UK to aspire to be a "great power" rather than accept its decline – 63% of the British public have this aspiration, the highest figure in such surveys since 2010.

In America, the difficulties of winning the peace in Iraq have revived an appetite for helpers.

Chili's follows a path already trodden by U.S. brands such as Starbucks (SBUX.O), Burger King, Cinnabon and mostly recent PepsiCo Inc (PEP.N), as it seeks to cash in on revived consumer appetite in post-recession Russia, where the middle class is booming and real estate prices remain low.

Mr Calderón will try to revive the appetite for change embodied in President Vicente Fox's historic defeat of the PRI in 2000.

So had Senna survived, he would have won a fourth championship that year, perhaps reviving his appetite enough to continue his career with a team on the way to recovering their former dominance.

But the buoyant markets revived Lehman's appetite for risk-taking.

High returns in real estate and infrastructure and planned liberalization also helped boost capital inflows and asset markets when global risk appetite revived recently.

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CAN a Frenchman revive Europe's appetite for the Big Mac?

But the appetite for risk revived in the week of March 21, and surged again last week.