Sentence examples for system revive from inspiring English sources
France has plainly reasserted its influence, but Mr Ouattara must ensure he does not seem to be in the old colonial power's pocket.The West African central bank will ease its restrictions to let the banking system revive.
But another failure by the criminal justice system revived the case.
A later system, revived in the 1970s and 1980s, stacked the left and right components vertically on half-frames two sprocket holes high.
Some female scientists protested that they themselves would be marginalized if a quota system revived the old stereotype that women couldn't compete on even terms in science.
When Akhenaten died, the old religious system revived and then obliterated his memory and, had it not been for the chance discovery of his tomb in the 19th century, the experiment would have been forgotten.
The internet rumour mill has gone into overdrive ahead of a Facebook event later this week where the social network has promised to reveal its "new home on Android", with the reference to the mobile operating system reviving speculation that it might launch a Facebook-branded phone.
Their tears short-circuit the heat lamp; its smoke activates the sprinkler system, reviving them and the other dried sea creatures sold as souvenirs.
Only in the 1950s was interest in the system revived, when the King's Indian Defence gained in popularity among Soviet players and their investigations branched into related opening systems such as the Modern Benoni.
Anthrax spores, fully understood and refined, were released into the U.S. postal system, reviving the specter of intentional biologic contamination.
The widespread application of a non-occlusive technique using monorail OCT catheters and the high pull-back speed (up to 20 mm/s) allowed by newer generation FD-OCT systems revived the interest in OCT for procedural guidance of coronary interventions.
Microsoft is set to launch Windows 10 tomorrow, with hopes that the new operating system could revive the company.
