Sentence examples for soon revive from inspiring English sources

One even made money on a bet that the jobs market would soon revive.

It takes an even braver man to predict that the industry will soon revive.

The Fed's aggressive easing will not soon revive the new economy, where far too much money was invested and overcapacity haunts many companies.

Several analysts said the market's movement reflected a split between investors who thought interest rate cuts would soon revive corporate earnings and those who thought a recession in earnings would seep increasingly further into the economy's underpinnings.

Hopes that economic growth will soon revive in Japan are receding, with new statistics showing the nation's trade surplus contracting sharply and the government poised to conclude that the country will fall far short of its previous 1.7percentt growth forecast for the year.

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But they soon revived, with guns blazing.

He was soon revived but still looked delirious, and could only communicate by troubled blinking.

Before you can think on this too much, Radcliffe is soon revived (a revenant!) and, while no less helpful, also something of an inquisitive boy.

Its fortunes soon revived, however, and the Milesians set about rebuilding their city on a new grid plan of the type invented in this period by Hippodamus of Miletus.

With the arrival of the ground's official paramedics, McCarthy was soon revived, sitting upright and gingerly joining in celebrations for his long-suffering team, but if it wasn't for the presence of a defibrillator nearby and live-saving surgery in the aftermath, the story might been far worse for the Dogs fan.