Sentence examples for should help revive from inspiring English sources

It should help farmers sow winter wheat this month, and it should help revive the pastures where cattle have been grazing on nubs of dead grass.

Although last year's plunge in oil prices hit hard, rising demand for commodities in Asia should help revive the Albertan economy by next year.

Nintendo has blamed disappointing sales on the delayed release of key games, but says new titles, such as a 3D version of the long-running Super Mario series expected this Christmas, should help revive the Wii U's fortunes.

TomTom, which makes satelitte navigation devices for cars as well as handheld gadgets, said that the launch of new products in the second half of the year should help revive sales but will not make up for the losses in the first quarter.

President Barack Obama's stimulus package of increased government spending and tax cuts, along with aggressive action by the Fed to spur lending, should help revive the economy.

Back in September, Stewart Resnick insinuated himself into the question of whether the severe drought in the region should be blamed on environmental restrictions designed to help revive fisheries and river habitats.

Millennials are having a positive impact on our culture, workplace and government and we should recognize them for their efforts and support them so they are able to help revive the economy and build a better world.

It could help revive national political competition.

A new book may help revive interest.

"This is not going to help revive growth," she said.

Some lawmakers and economists suggested that Mr. Osborne should use the budget update to announce a slight increase in borrowing to invest in infrastructure, education and other projects that would help revive growth.