Sentence examples for should not be revived from inspiring English sources

The proposal, which failed to win sufficient backing in Congress, should not be revived.

For starters, a D.N.R. order simply means that "a patient whose heartbeat or breathing had stopped should not be revived," Fink writes.

A court will this week decide whether a seriously ill Muslim man should not be revived if his condition deteriorates – against the wishes of his family, who say it is God's will that doctors must do all they can to keep him alive.

For example, the conference attendees thought that if an animal's habitat no longer existed on Earth, they should not be revived only to have nowhere for them to live happily.

In this respect, maybe the concept of totalitarianism shouldn't be revived, after all.

"No one would say that a ballet performed in the 1920s shouldn't be revived," said Mr. Serota, in response to these observations.

The bad news: Things that shouldn't be revived might be, which is a little frightening (the reasons "Friday Night Lights" should rest in peace could be the subject of whole different essay).

The conversation around CPR/DNR should not be revived--at least for now.

Another team member had reviewed the patient's chart and learned he was not a "full code". The patient, in other words, had requested as part of his treatment plan that he not be revived should his body fail.

"Without security, Gafsa will not be revived.

He could not be revived.