Sentence examples for with revived from inspiring English sources
The world's embrace of the yuan began to look provisional, not inevitable.But the CNH can enter the Chinese new year with revived optimism.
But, when the cameras turned to those who had lost family and close friends ten years ago, their quiet sense of relief was generally mixed with revived sorrow.
"Better economic results in the U.S., for example, are supporting traffic across the North Atlantic as well as having positive impacts on trade partners, with revived demand for Asian consumer exports".
A hybrid economy and society with revived local community life and virtualized (home) work combined with global contacts, and business relations supported by new technologies could result.
But Everton will head into the Merseyside derby at Anfield on 5 May with revived hopes of making the Europa League after Tottenham could only draw 2-2 at struggling Wigan.
Along with revived advocacy regarding the Government-elect, UNICEF Mexico is launching a number of interactive competitions for people to publicly support the 10 actions – as a way for them to publicly embrace a rights-based approach towards children's rights and encourage others to do the same.
He is generally credited with reviving the firm.
It is still grappling with reviving its clothing offering.
Broadcasters have experienced mixed fortunes with reviving classic comedy series.
Linda Nixon, a Wimbotsham pensioner, credits Prince William's royal wedding with reviving enthusiasm.
Edward S. Lampert, another hedge fund manager, has grappled with reviving Sears Holdings for years.
