Sentence examples for will help revive from inspiring English sources

Mr Manakaja says he hopes this will help revive the tribe's traditions.

Many analysts say such an effort will help revive the economy, but not immediately.

Washington is hoping the recently enacted $787 billion economic recovery plan will help revive spending and confidence.

But investors and economists hope the new organization, the Thai Asset Management Corporation, will help revive banking.

Intel hopes its power-efficient Haswell chip will help revive PC sales, making possible thinner, quieter and faster machines, and allowing laptops to run for 50% longer.

As the president scrambles to freeze some spending and unfreeze his persona, Obama strategists hope that, in some weird way, Brown will help revive the president's fortunes.

He argues that Swedes have, at times, been too modest or even embarrassed about the band's success and he hopes the museum will also help revive national interest in the group.

This grant will also help revive institutional capacity by adding efficiencies to the billing systems and customer service, aimed at sustaining operations in the long term.

Mr Abe has said he will implement measures to help revive the world's third-largest economy, which has been battling years of sluggish growth.

The Palestinian leadership has been pressuring Israel to release more than 100 long-serving prisoners and improve the conditions of others as a good-will gesture that could help revive the peace process.

The hope is that the auction – which has drawn more than two dozen donations of works by artists in the neighborhood and those with students at the school – will raise enough money to help revive at least some form of an art program.