Sentence examples for the revitalization that from inspiring English sources

Disappointment may await, of course, but so may the revitalization that comes with being forced to rethink a part or a performer you thought you knew inside out.

This former gold-rush town suffered in the aftermath of apartheid, but the revitalization that came with South Africa's hosting of the soccer World Cup in 2010 has blossomed.

New York has seen a steady drop in crime over the last 16 years, through Wall Street booms and dot-com busts, amid the devastation of the Sept. 11 attack and the revitalization that followed.

The town of Kaminoseki — made up of Iwaishima, two islets and the Murotsu peninsula off Japan's main island, Honshu — was one of many backwaters that seemed ripe for the revitalization that the nuclear industry promised.

Today, neighborhoods such as Downtown, Ghent and Fairmount Park have transformed with the revitalization that the city has undergone.

But, Mr. Benecke said, reviving the theater was crucial for the continued revitalization that has driven downtown Englewood stores to post some of the highest retail sales for downtowns in the state.

Whatever Edison's calculations involved, many New York City officials and residents of Harlem had looked to the project as an extra spark plug for the neighborhood revitalization that has already brought mainstream retailers like Old Navy and Starbucks, Bill Clinton and a Broadway-caliber show into the once-battered commercial spine of 125th Street.

"The time has come for San Pedro to be a participant in the urban revitalization that has touched so many other communities in Southern California," Ratkovich said.

Further, most of the investments in the downtown area were led by the for-profit private sector, which led to the types of revitalization that implied profound improvement of the physical structures.

"Illuminated Station" is part of the Greenport waterfront revitalization that includes a public park, a carousel and the museum itself, which was founded in 1990.

Jeff Tittell, executive director of the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club, said because of the new state development plan and "urban revitalization that's sweeping the country," the A.T.P. tract is "probably the most historically important site in New Jersey".