resurgent的意思|resurgent的解释-里氏词典

resurgent [ri'sә:dʒәnt]

a. 复生的, 复活的

n. 复活者

resurgent

[ adj ]
rising again as to new life and vigor
<adj.all>
resurgent nationalism

Resurgent \Re*sur"gent\, a. [L. resurgens, -entis, p. pr. of
resurgere. See {Resurrection}.]
Rising again, as from the dead. --Coleridge.

Resurgent \Re*sur"gent\, n.
One who rises again, as from the dead. [R.] --Sydney Smith.

Is it the spectre of resurgent inflation?
Workers are restive because their wages buy less and less, and Alfonsin's party was routed in congressional and gubernatorial elections by the resurgent Peronists.
Although the $9.7 billion shortfall for March was the lowest monthly level in three years, it was regarded on Wall Street as further evidence of a resurgent economy.
Yet the Poles last summer had been the least willing to disband the Warsaw Pact and send Moscow's troops home, which it had viewed as security against a resurgent Germany.
The bond market was pleased that the Fed discovered no signs of resurgent inflationary pressures in the economy.
Does Washington see a long-term threat in a resurgent Iran?
The government, in its continuing fight against resurgent inflation, today pushed up interest rates a full percentage point to 14 percent, the highest level in more than four years.
Bond prices had dropped sharply as investors in fixed-income securities continued to sell government securities amid new evidence of resurgent economic growth.
A resurgent Asda, which has a similar selling proposition and competes in the same areas, could be a threat, but Morrison has scope to reduce prices further if necessary.
Strong sales of that product and others reflect the changed nature and resurgent growth of the electronic-games business.
Much of the impetus of that advance came from an abrupt downturn in interest rates as fears of resurgent inflation eased.
But by 1986, he was resurgent.
How can such a shambles stand up to the resurgent might of the Labour party? Perhaps by cutting taxes.
The AP The stock market chalked up a broad loss today, faced with resurgent oil prices and higher interest rates.
Britain's annual inflation rate held steady at 6.4 percent in November, the government said Friday, in the latest in a series of economic reports which have somewhat eased concerns about resurgent inflation.
With no sign of resurgent inflation - and growing confidence that the hoped-for recovery in corporate earnings will indeed appear - it is likely to remain so.
Stock prices showed some spotty losses today under pressure from resurgent oil prices and higher interest rates.
Their problem is that they are being thwarted at every turn not by George Mitchell and Tom Foley, but by the resurgent "no-growth," balanced-budget wing of their own party.
Their record after Saturday was three games better than that of the next-best team, the resurgent Boston Celtics, and, with the schedule more than one-third over, they led the league's Pacific division by 7 1/2 games.
Then Mr. De Benedetti, one of the entrepreneurial architects of the resurgent Italian economy, touches the real nerve: "There's no reason we should even get the coffee.
But it was Mr. Cardenas, leading the newly resurgent left, who brought this election alive and helped put an end to Mexico's anachronistic oneparty rule.
The administration, which today released its latest economic forecast as part of its 1989 budget, is counting on a resurgent manufacturing sector to keep the country out of a recession during this presidential election year.
Major said Thursday he will continue Mrs. Thatcher's fight against resurgent inflation with high interest rates, which already are at an eight-year high of 15 percent.
Mr Yassir Arafat's Palestinian self-rule authority is fighting a battle with a resurgent Islamic opposition for the minds and hearts of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
Stock prices slumped today under pressure from resurgent oil prices and higher interest rates.
Bond traders fear that resurgent growth will ignite inflation and thus demand higher yields on bonds when it appears the economy is recovering.
The resurgent Dow Jones industrials average on Thursday finally cracked its 1987 record but few if any market professionals believe that history will repeat itself.
LONDON _ Local government elections provide a nationwide test of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's controversial reform of local taxes at a time when the economy is suffering resurgent inflation.
Now, with the disintegration of the communist empire, Slovak separatism is resurgent and the threat of another separation has become real.
In a separate public address, Robert Parry, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, said the economy is at a turning point and suggested the Fed should be cautious of resurgent inflation now.

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