Sentence examples for significantly revived from inspiring English sources
And yet, in his short time here, the former commerce secretary seems to have significantly revived the once flagging morale of the Democratic campaign, both in Nashville and beyond.
An ideological vacuum In a sense, the eerie power vacuum in Westminster is a perfect reflection of a much bigger ideological emptiness: the rightwing ideas that have dominated globally since 1979 may be crumbling, but the left has not yet significantly revived, nor come up with many fresh proposals for what should come next.
R1 and R6 may be related to the pre-existing Precambrian Malani igneous suite basement, which did not significantly revive due to the Deccan basaltic eruption.
By May the opposition's strength appeared to have substantially diminished, but it revived significantly after the Francophone conference (October 13 14), when visiting Pres.
He contributed significantly to the revived interest in the early-19th-century composer Gasparo Spontini by making his 1954 La Scala debut in "La Vestale," which also starred Callas, and by performing Spontini's grand German opera "Agnes von Hohenstaufen," an obscure work, at the Maggio Musicale in Florence.
It began to revive significantly in the 1960s, helped by new recordings of his works.
The SVI of the granules that revived at C/N of 100 : 10 decreased significantly faster than that of the granules revived at C/N of 100 : 20.
Furthermore, when the electrospun iPP fibers were embed in iPP matrix, surface-induced crystallization is significantly enhanced and finally develops into transcrystalline layer which can be even revived after recrystallization.
No less significantly, in "The Tin Drum," through the testimony of 3-year-old Oskar Matzerah, who stopped growing, Mr. Grass revived the specter of the Nazi years in a Germany that was eager to forget.
Revived, the spectator left.
