Sentence examples for will help to revive from inspiring English sources

He hopes that projects like his will help to revive the prefecture's stricken economy.

Rising domestic spending will help to revive the economy, but it will lack its pre-crisis effervescence.To watch: Underground movement.

This credit push will help to revive the economy after its spring slowdown.Like factory-farmed poultry, China's banks operate within tight limits.

The counties hope that will help to revive interest in that competition and especially the final which has traditionally formed the climax of the domestic season but has faded badly in recent years.

It remains to be seen whether this balancing act will help to revive his party's vote.With one of the three DUPMPs facing likely defeat, and a second under threat, the UUP dreams that, come May 2nd, the 72-year-old Mr Paisley will find himself alone once more in Westminster.

The Saudis hope that the use of foreign private capital will help to revive the kingdom's state-dominated economy which has not grown fast enough.See article: Investment in Saudi ArabiaMartin Ebner's BZ Group took a 10% voting stake in Investor, a Swedish holding company controlled by the Wallenberg family.

"The engineering jobs created will also help to revive the North West's engineering heritage and rebalance the UK's skewed economy".

The application of nanoparticles as efflux pump inhibitors will not only help to revive the bactericidal effect of conventional antibiotics but will also assist to reduce biofilm-forming capacity of microbes.

The band's attitude to a live performance doesn't help to revive the atmosphere.

"The ultrabook can help to revive the notebook market," said Wong. [via Reuters].

You could, of course, use lamb shoulder instead, but by choosing mutton you will be helping to revive a delicious British tradition.