Meanings of revive interest in English

Guo has made plain his determination to revive interest in investing in equities.

Only that afternoon he had decided to revive interest in his case at any cost.

Mobile gaming industry executives had hoped King's stock market debut would revive interest in their notoriously fickle industry.

CAN there be a concerted effort among English publishers at the moment to revive interest in Cyril Connolly?

During his enforced sojourn in France, Champlain exerted all his energies to revive interest in the abandoned colony.

Hollywood is trying to revive interest in movie ownership with Ultraviolet, which allows viewing anytime from Internet-connected devices.

The technique proved to be simple, effective and should revive interest for ketamine in the management of burned patients.

Nine would-have-been philanthropists, reminded of past schemes of benevolence, blushed uneasily, and tried to revive interest in their protégées.

He also said Netflix had helped revive interest in documentaries, which had helped draw people to theaters to see them.

When the attractions of Kaisariyah palled, the markets beyond the walls never failed to revive interest in the city's life.

TranS1's strong debut could revive interest in biotechnology and biomedical offerings, analysts said, after recent IPOs from the sector mostly floundered.

The BBC is attempting to revive interest in cricket among the wider public by screening a new competition called the Hundred from next summer.

Last Tuesday night in Paris, the greatest effort yet to revive interest in a seemingly moribund form was made by an Irishman, Philip Treacy.

Teaching kids about the election process early will remove at least one barrier to early political engagement and can only help revive interest in voting.

The results come as a blow to "American Idol," which retooled its judges panel in an attempt to revive interest in the program.

Dr. Dewey revived interest in the no-breakfast plan in this country.