Sentence examples for revived this issue from inspiring English sources

More recently, Jaegwon Kim [1989] has revived this issue in a more general way, seeing the two modes of explanation as joint instances of a Principle of Explanatory Exclusion.

Give us money, compensate us, they say, but since all of this was resolved by the Japan-Korea peace treaty, why are they reviving this issue?

Now, with the World Trade Organization expected to hand down a ruling soon, European officials have revived the issue of subsidies, suggesting this week that their governments would chip in for the development of the Airbus A350, the rival to the Boeing 787.

The project has been awaiting presidential approval for more than six years, but this week's U.S. mid-term elections revived the issue after Republicans took control of Congress.

Declining British fortunes abroad also revived the issue of parliamentary reform.

But banking panics and money shortages in the 1870s and '80s revived the issue.

But the conflict in South Carolina revived the issue, igniting a new debate over the state's slave-era history.

New comments by Rick Perry in Parade magazine have revived the issue of whether the Texas governor believes that President Obama was born in the United States.

The departure last week of Mr. Grasso after the disclosure that some board members had been in the dark about his compensation package has revived the issue.

But Mr. Trump himself revived the issue late Thursday, declining in an interview with The Washington Post to acknowledge that Mr. Obama was born in Hawaii.

After Trump revived the issue, Warren tweeted, "We saw when Scott Brown attacked my family & his staff made tomahawk chops & war whoops.