Sentence examples for reviving the world from inspiring English sources

And there is no clear alternative to his strategy for reviving the world economy.

-- and he maintained that only African culture has preserved a mystic means of reviving "the world that has died of machines and cannons".

Every day we perform mental acts that transform inert objects into things of meaning, beauty and desire, reviving the world by creative acts of imagination.

He derided Mr. Catsimatidis's policy ideas, like reviving the World's Fair and providing tricycles to police officers, as silly.

Making it easier to close a business may not sound as inviting as announcing yet another "enterprise fund" or "innovation initiative", but it is more vital to reviving the world's moribund economy.

A Catsimatidis campaign, he said, would emphasize growing the city's economy — partly by reviving the World's Fair, which he adored as a young boy — and by maintaining public safety.

He also wants to revive the World's Fair (another La Guardia accomplishment).

Quantitative easing, bank recapitalizations and fiscal spending all failed to revive the world's soon-to-be fourth-largest economy.

An interest rate of zero was chief among a range of occasionally desperate measures used to revive the world's second-biggest economy.

The president singled out four African heads of state whose free-market savvy would help revive the world's poorest continent.

He and other top officials have said that forging ahead with trade negotiations will solidify the alliance against terrorism and help revive the world economy.