Sentence examples for revived the problem from inspiring English sources
Professor Edgar Jones, a military psychiatrist at King's College London, said the idea of soldiers exaggerating the extent of their military service was a "well-established phenomenon" but that the recent wars in Iraq and Afghanistan had revived the problem.
And if GDP growth does not revive, the problems of Spanish banks and the credit crunch will quickly return.Luis de Guindos, Spain's finance minister, said last year that Spain was the place where the battle for the euro would be fought.
This use of the tree-of-cells concept revives the original problem of conceptualizing gene trees as representing or contained by species trees.
Assuming it does not, though, the lesser of two evils might be higher prices and a perkier private sector.Yet there is no guarantee investment would revive: the main problems are graft and red tape.
Younger generations convincingly revived the folk revival.
He recognized this problem when, in the Annals, he revived the study of the Julio-Claudian dynasty.
Revived, the spectator left.
That deal revived the railway.
Naloxone revived the addicts.
Sykora's goal revived the Devils.
