Sentence examples for were to revive from inspiring English sources

And even if, for instance, the South Moluccan secessionist movement of the 1950's were to revive and succeed, Indonesia would be likely to survive.

If we were to revive the fable today in our media-dominated world, Baudrillard suggests, the map would have engendered the Empire, and "it would be the territory whose shreds are slowly rotting across the map".

Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, said closing prisons and reducing prison numbers "offers major social and economic gains" but warned it "would be a gigantic mistake if the justice secretary were to revive the discredited idea of titans and pour taxpayers' money down the prison building drain" instead of investing in crime prevention, healthcare and community solutions to crime.

If Obama were to revive drug price negotiation now, Jacobs said, PhRMA would lead the charge to repeal the new health care law.

The medium-term aim is to revive economic activity.

"Part of our mission is to revive its spirit".

They are as eager to revive their franchise as Bay is to revive his career.

What's needed now is to revive that experimental tradition.

The next step was to revive the listing programme.

The intention was to revive a downtrodden area.

He added: "To desecrate the cadaver or the memory of Bin Laden is to revive him.