Sentence examples for the statement revived from inspiring English sources

The statement revived criticism leveled at Mr. McFaul when he arrived, accusations that he had come to Russia to foment revolution.

Theresa May has welcomed Philip Hammond's "prudent" approach to running Britain's economy, as he prepares to deliver his first autumn statement, reviving a favourite catchword of Gordon Brown's.

On Tuesday he made the formal plunge with a statement that revived the full gamut of dovish themes that Labor had abandoned in despair after the collapse of Camp David talks and the outbreak of a new and terrible wave of violence almost two years ago.

His statement also revived the debate over the nature of Team Sky.

Robert McCutcheon, United States industrial products leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said in a statement that the revived natural gas industry "has the potential to spark a manufacturing renaissance in the U.S., including billions in cost savings, a significant number of new jobs and a greater investment in U.S. plants".

Nonetheless, the statement by S.& P. revived speculation that AT&T may be planning to sell its 25percentt stake in Time Warner Entertainment, a venture that controls some of Time Warner's cable systems and some of its other operations.

He suffered cardiac arrest at his home in Malibu in the early hours of this morning and was taken to UCLA Medical Center but could not be revived," the statement read.

But Mr. Bush's statement also revived a perennial question.

As a fourth-generation Brooklynite and a proud graduate of P.S. 119, I take exception to the statement that Brooklyn is being revived by chic new restaurants in Fort Greene, artists' lofts in Williamburg and the transformation of derelict factory buildings into million-dollar condominiums in Dumbo (front page, Jan . 16.

Writer refutes the statement that collaboration between architect & artist has long been neglected & recently revived for the first time in several hundred years.

The language revived remarkably.