Sentence examples for revived the same from inspiring English sources

The super PACS have revived the same "soft money" fundraising tactics of the 1990s, in which the candidates and their surrogates appear at events where donors pay huge prices for access.

It will be still harder for Russia to try to revive the same arguments now.

It will be instructive in November to watch this company dance the Balanchine-Stravinsky "Danses Concertantes," just a few weeks after City Ballet revives the same work.

After this dark bit of business we cut to 20 years later, in which the same school is rather improbably reviving the same, doomed title.

The banks that created risky amalgams of mortgages and loans during the boom — the kind that went so wrong during the bust — are busily reviving the same types of investments that many thought were gone for good.

The groups have been struggling to revive the same passions about immigration that once fueled California's Proposition 187, which denied public schooling and other services to illegal immigrants.

Later, Mr. Franks referred to Mrs. Clinton's failed effort at health care reform, arguing that Mr. Corzine was merely reviving the same plan at a cost of $100 billion a year.

Take the bad loans seriously, or ignore them.In the end, despite a recent rebound in his popularity and some success for his party in by-elections held on October 27th, Mr Koizumi chose to revive the same half-measures that have persistently failed to help Japan's economy regain its high potential.

As the New York Times warned in April, "The alchemists of Wall Street are at it again… reviving the same types of investments that many thought were gone for good".

Privatizing Medicare will revive the same broken system that prevailed half a century ago, exposing a new generation of seniors to an insecure retirement.

Likewise, speculators who should have suffered epochal losses during the meltdown were resuscitated by Fed-engineered zero interest rates in the money market, thereby quickly reviving the same massively leveraged "carry trades" in commodities, currencies, equities, derivatives, and other risk assets which had brought on the crisis in the first place.