Sentences with phrase «big resurgence»
"Big resurgence" means a significant comeback or recovery after a decline or setback. Full definition
An actor is lucky if he or she gets to experience one big resurgence in his or her career, but to get two big boosts is extremely rare.
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Plus, he noted, because coal from western states, including Wyoming — by far the nation's top coal producer — is considerably cheaper than Appalachia's, «even if there's a big resurgence in demand, it's not likely to be for Kentucky coal.»
Farage's party will also be banking on a big resurgence of interest during the European parliament elections next June, when it will hope to come first in terms of national share of the vote.
This ecosystem recovery is an unprecedented event; based on the breadth of data available and a sophisticated data analysis, this is the biggest resurgence of underwater grasses ever recorded in the world.
This year they're seeing a big resurgence and I'm having a change of heart, at least when it comes to big, bright, and bold patterns that are full of color.
Crude cartoon humor was pretty in vogue around the time it released (I seem to recall that being when Family Guy made its big resurgence), and Nintendo could've played that aspect of the game up.
The turn - based strategy sub-genre has seen a big resurgence over the past six years.
And I think recently, there's been a big resurgence of collaboratives in terms of artists and arts organizations.
We have noticed at FAD that painting amongst young artists is having a big resurgence in America, particularly in L.A and New York.
New coal - fired power plants are currently being built at a record rate around the world including within the most ideologically aggressive «green» nation in the world, Germany, who is undergoing the biggest resurgence of coal - fired power plant production in her history.
Careful measures need to be taken to prevent a big resurgence of malaria.
«So there has been a big resurgence in demand for core real estate assets this year,» he says.
Wood has been making a big resurgence in kitchens for a while now, and I expect this trend to continue.