Sentence examples for revived more than from inspiring English sources
In fact, his tradition of peace, love, gentleness and compassion need to be revived more than ever, in a world fraught with fear.
Modern Hebrew is the language of the state of Israel, revived more than a century ago by a true linguistic pioneer, Eliezer BEliezerda.
A woman whom naloxone revived more than a decade ago, when she was in her twenties, now works for a national nonprofit that fights drug addiction and its dysfunctions.
Destroying some of the world's greatest archaeological and cultural treasures is something that flows from a fanatically purist interpretation of Sunni Islam as first laid down in 7th-century Arabia and revived more than a millennium later.
The hundreds of thousands of documents published by the panel reveal that the authorities were presented with expert opinion that many of the fans lived beyond the notorious 3.15pm cut-off – and in fact could have been revived – more than 20 years ago.
Other critics of DCD charge that a patient cannot be dead two minutes after cardiac arrest because the loss of cardiopulmonary functioning is not irreversible: Victims of heart attack are sometimes revived more than two minutes after the arrest.
A federal appeals court on Thursday overturned a historic antitrust settlement between retailers and Visa and MasterCard, reviving more than a decade of legal battles over processing fees.
Chinese industrial production, domestic lending, exports, and stocks are all reviving more than expected, Premier Wen Jiabao told reporters on the sidelines of an ASEAN summit in Thailand over the weekend.
Allayari revives more than ancient and forgotten myth, however, as she also recalls the narrative accounts and performance tropes that artists of the 1970s, including many feminists, made their trademarks.
Bond markets have revived more quickly than bank lending.
In the first months of the financial crisis, sterling tumbled about twenty per cent, and growth revived more quickly than it did in other Western countries.
