Sentence examples for the reviving of from inspiring English sources

The proposed immune strategy can not only eliminate the polluted clusters and indices effectively but also prevent the reviving of the old pollution.

If Laos becomes unstable, one diplomat said, "the most frightening thing would be the reviving of some cold war traditions, with China and Vietnam backing Vientiane, hoping to keep away the stronger influence of the Thais".

You know, for the flanking and the reviving of buddies and stuff.

The Brexiters play carelessly with the inflaming of passions and the reviving of old prejudices.

How would you evaluate your role in the reviving of the Democratic Party two decades ago?

ABC, home to a more inclusive set of comedies and dramas, viewed the reviving of "Roseanne" as a way to add what ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey referred to as "economic diversity" in an interview with the New York Times.

Stories of splits and indiscipline will feed the reviving perception of the party as being incompetent.

So the attitude of the revived Russia of today should not come as a surprise.

Today, the governing body of the revived Council of Parliament of World Religions is represented by all major faiths.

Look at the revived fortunes of Thomas Bayes and Adam Smith (especially The Theory of Moral Sentiments).

A slightly belated reaction to Jonathan Schlefer's interesting piece on the revived influence of Wynne Godley.