Sentence examples for slight revival from inspiring English sources

"Help us persuade a few of them", they prayed, "to keep coming .Like many London churches, St Matthew's is enjoying a slight revival.

The FTSE 100 is now down 41.26 points at 6458.78, despite the oil price - one of the factors dragging the market lower in recent days - making a slight revival.

With the perfection and mass production of the flexible metal pointed pen in the 1820s, calligraphy experienced a slight revival through the efforts of people such as the American Oliver B. Goldsmith, who was an early and strong advocate for the use of metal pens for writing and decoration.

5.14pm GMT European markets close lower The continuing worries about the Chinese economy, not to mention the tensions in Ukraine, have hit global markets again, and even a slight revival in the price of copper has not really helped to soothe the concerns.

After 2006, a slight revival of the rice paddies has occurred in the south of Romania, with the help brought by foreign investors on the Romanian of the rice market.

It was not until the 1990s that the breed experienced a slight revival through an increased interest in recreational riding and driving.

Though it had slight revivals here and there, it never recovered the heights it held before that fateful election in June 1992.

"A slight national revival is politically convenient for the state to secure its position among the Belarusians in the light of mass propaganda of the pan-Russian nation," says Yeliseyeu.

The Trade »   A Slight but Sure Revival for Home Sales  |  Data over the past several months indicate that the housing market is experiencing a recovery, but with progress weak and slow, homeowners will not feel relief for some time, The New York Times writes.

The choreography has undergone only slight alterations for this revival.

(Brantley) 'NONE OF THE AnOVE' An uneven revival of a slight comedy that wants to be taken seriously.