Sentence examples for undergoing resurgence from inspiring English sources

Cyclic polymers, as one of the oldest topological polymers, are undergoing resurgence.

In arid regions with abrupt relief such as Southern Peru, agricultural terracing is undergoing a resurgence, as has seen revitalization of once abandoned terrace and hydraulic systems.

Judaism is undergoing mild resurgence.

Science is undergoing a resurgence in popularity in Britain.

Times change, and a survey of graffiti now at the Brooklyn Museum of Art suggests that it might be undergoing a resurgence as an art form.

But the city is undergoing a resurgence at the moment, with an influx of young creative types and entrepreneurs attracted by low rents and subsidies.

The exclamation mark, which has been purloined by writers for years, is undergoing a resurgence, according to a piece in the Guardian today.

"Although the wider automotive supply chain in the UK is undergoing a resurgence, more work is needed to support and develop the provision of local content – a focus of both government and industry through the Automotive Council".

Dim sum is undergoing a resurgence in New York, but there are not many places to get a good version of the bite-size treats in Westchester — Aberdeen in White Plains is the only restaurant that comes to mind.

East Harlem has been undergoing a resurgence for two decades, yet the neighborhood is still pockmarked with four- or five-story walk-ups where the ground-floor stores are bustling and the apartments above are devoid of life.

This idea has been around for decades but is undergoing a resurgence as some researchers raise questions over supersymmetry.