Sentence examples for steps to revive from inspiring English sources

The country is taking steps to revive its troubled but potentially lucrative rice exports.

Concern over swelling deficits should not stop Congress from taking steps to revive the economy.

He said officials had not had time to think about steps to revive the fishing and whaling industries.

In a swaggering 1999 paper, he accused Japan's central bank of lacking the will to take obvious steps to revive that nation's economy.

"A lot depends on the government taking credible, concrete steps to revive investments in the economy," said Shubhada Rao, the chief economist at Yes Bank in Mumbai.

Mr. Vilsack indicated that the United States was amenable to incremental steps to revive the beef trade to address Japanese concerns.

The RBI has achieved its target of compressing demand to a certain extent and has taken this step to revive the economy.

Four months before opening day, Frank McCourt, the Dodgers' owner, said that he had taken his first step to revive a team fractured by a rift between young players and veterans by hiring Torre.

Today's update is a solid first step to revive Ping from its early grave.

Wachter said the move is a key step to reviving the housing market and eventually stopping the downward spiral of home prices.

I had the chance to speak to Jimmy Williams about the launch of our effort to get money out of politics as the first step to reviving and taking back America.