Sentence examples for which may revive from inspiring English sources

Reports say that Palestinians are considering a fresh 72-hour truce, which may revive hopes of a longer ceasefire.

Such deals are particularly popular with health-care and energy firms: Pfizer's recent, abortive bid for AstraZeneca, which may yet be revived, would have been a blockbuster of the genre.

The technique, which depends on natural agents called zinc fingers, may revive the lagging fortunes of gene therapy because it overcomes the inability to insert new genes at a chosen site.

However, Chedi Luang Temple may revive during Lan Na revival period to restore both spatial and spiritual of Chiang Saen city.

The British prime minister's suggestion that Greece might be better off outside the euro may revive criticism of Cameron among some eurozone countries for lecturing them on the single currency, which Britain decided not to be part of.

With some distance, your friendship may revive.

The ChevronTexaco discovery may revive interest.

Demand may revive over the next few years.

It may revive unless he cleans up the corruption industry.

Who knows, sugary nostalgia may revive small towns across the country.

Austerity may revive the protests that paralysed Riga in 2009, though on a more modest scale.