China's rebalancing should be seen as America's opportunity, a basis for its long-term resurgence.
Resistance to antimalarial drugs has often threatened malaria elimination efforts and historically has led to the short-term resurgence of malaria incidences and deaths.
Billionaire international commodity guru, Jim Rogers Jim Rogers, believes we'll see a hard landing in China at some point, and then a big, long-term resurgence.
In the meantime, these small victories, be they literal or simply moral, provide a short-term resurgence in something resembling pride in the Scottish game.
The investor is hoping to see a near-term resurgence in DHI's share price but has shelled out extra premium for the puts in order to insure the value of the underlying position should shares erode ahead of expiration in May.
Therefore, vertical transmission may be the source of long-term resurgences.
Yet the tweet highlighted the term's resurgence in Germany — where a half-dozen words long associated with the Nazis are making a comeback.
Arguing that the European central bank had taken several mis-steps in efforts to orchestrate a broader revival, it said: "Further procrastination in implementing these by now urgent policy measures would risk, in the medium term, the resurgence of pressures on the sustainability of the eurozone itself.
The outcome could, to a limited degree, help measure whether Mr. Obama's success last year was a phenomenon limited to him or the early signs of a long-term Democratic resurgence.
Grasping this fundamental truth constitutes the first step towards creating a sustainable long-term urban resurgence.
Protection of local gods is stated in ritual terms, and resurgence in devotion to these mountain gods asserts cultural identity and autonomy, defining local territory especially with regard to inter-community relations soured by disputes over access to caterpillar fungus.
